Use Promise.withResolvers to simplify promise handling#11666
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🛠 Summary of changes
Updates a few instances of JavaScript behavior now able to be simplified using
Promise.withResolvers, available as of Node.js v22.See MDN "Description" documentation for an explanation of the exact type of code this feature seeks to replace.
This builds upon #11605 and #11648, leveraging newly-available features.
📜 Testing Plan
Since the changes only affect specs, it should be sufficient to verify that tests pass: