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An @Async method throws an exception. Nobody catches it. What happens?
Tests whether you know an exception from a void @Async method is swallowed by the default AsyncUncaughtExceptionHandler and logged, not propagated to the caller, so you need a custom handler or a Future-returning method to observe it.
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