It's still about that 😂

So its clear its the same thing, just with a suspendable body

Make a new version of each one, with the prefix Suspend

My goal is that 6.0 lines up with when compiler plugins go stable, so we can build on them properly to allow you to run a single test in intellij for js and native. But right now they are breaking things too quickly to rely on compiler plugins anymore than we do.

I wonder if we could just change FunSpec (for example) to this:

abstract class FunSpec(body: suspend FunSpec.() -> Unit = {}) : DslDrivenSpec(), FunSpecRootScope {
   init {
      runBlocking { body() }
   }
}

I cannot remember why we said this would change semantics

I think the issue was that in JS we don't have a promise at the time the instance is created.

Was the other problem that

FunSpec().apply(body)

runs the body after subclass inits, and right now the superclass init gets priority.