[ARCHIVED] Async loops for ES2017
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This project provides a utility for handling asynchronous loops in JavaScript, specifically an `asyncArrayMap` function that processes arrays with async callbacks while optionally limiting concurrent operations. It's designed for developers who need to manage async operations in parallel or in batches, such as when working with rate-limited APIs or processing multiple async tasks efficiently.