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try-finally is leaky in JavaScript, in any case. If your `try` block contains an `await` point, its finaliser may never run. The browser also has the right to stop running your tab’s process partway through a JavaScript callback without running any finalisers (for example, because the computer running the browser has been struck by lightning).

For this reason, try-finally is at best a tool for enforcing local invariants in your code. When a function like process.exit() completely retires the current JavaScript environment, there’s no harm in skipping `finally` blocks.