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What is the Awaited utility type?

Q: What is the Awaited utility type?

**`Awaited `** recursively unwraps the value type a Promise resolves to (handling nested promises) — e.g. `Awaited >` is `string`. It mirrors what `await` produces and is useful for typing async return values.

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Awaited<T> recursively unwraps the value type a Promise resolves to (handling nested promises) — e.g. Awaited<Promise<string>> is string. It mirrors what await produces and is useful for typing async return values.

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