How to Tap a Stream with Concurrency in Effect Typescript

import { Chunk, Duration, Effect, GroupBy, pipe, Stream } from "effect"

class Exam {
  constructor(readonly person: string, readonly score: number) {}
}

// Define a list of exam results
const examResults = Stream.make(...[
  new Exam("Alex", 64),
  new Exam("Michael", 97),
  new Exam("Bill", 77),
  new Exam("John", 78),
  new Exam("Bobby", 71)
])

const expensiveTask = (exam: Exam) =>
  Effect.gen(function*() {
    yield* Effect.log(`Processing ${exam.person}`)
    yield* Effect.sleep(Duration.seconds(Math.random() * 5))
  })

const streamEffect = pipe(
  examResults,
  Stream.mapEffect((exam) =>
    Effect.zipRight(
      expensiveTask(exam),
      Effect.succeed(exam)
    ), { concurrency: 2 }),
  Stream.tap((exam) => Effect.log(`Finished ${exam.person}`))
)

const streamTap = pipe(
  examResults,
  Stream.tap((exam) => expensiveTask(exam)),
  Stream.tap((exam) => Effect.log(`Finished ${exam.person}`))
)

// runs each side effect sequentially
Effect.runPromise(Stream.runCollect(streamTap)).then(console.log)

// runs side effects with concurrency
Effect.runPromise(Stream.runCollect(streamEffect)).then(console.log)