Understanding Priority Scheduling in Effect: An Example with Expected Output

import { Effect, Logger } from "effect"

const testEffect = (priority: number) =>
  Effect.log(priority.toString())
    .pipe(Effect.withSchedulingPriority(priority))

const sequence = Effect.all(
  [
    testEffect(1),
    testEffect(2),
    testEffect(0),
    testEffect(1),
    testEffect(2),
    testEffect(0)
  ],
  { concurrency: "unbounded" }
).pipe(
  Effect.provide(Logger.pretty),
  Effect.runPromise
)