message: [docs] Fix async examples in whats-new.md
diff: @@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ Here's a single expression to a query builder, which can be expected to return
  a single result:
  ```typescript
  -const earth = source.query((q) =>
  +const earth = await source.query((q) =>
  q.findRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'earth' })
  );
  ```
  @@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ That same expression could be passed in an array, which will cause results to be
  returned in an array:
  ```typescript
  -const [earth] = source.query((q) => [
  +const [earth] = await source.query((q) => [
  q.findRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'earth' })
  ]);
  ```
  @@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ const [earth] = source.query((q) => [
  And of course, that array could be expanded to include more than one expression:
  ```typescript
  -const [earth, jupiter, saturn] = source.query((q) => [
  +const [earth, jupiter, saturn] = await source.query((q) => [
  q.findRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'earth' }),
  q.findRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'jupiter' }),
  q.findRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'saturn' })
  @@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ All the patterns mentioned above for queries also apply to transforms.
  A single operation provided to a transform builder will return a single result:
  ```typescript
  -const earth = source.update((t) =>
  +const earth = await source.update((t) =>
  t.addRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'earth' })
  );
  ```
  @@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ The same expression passed in an array will cause results to be returned in an
  array:
  ```typescript
  -const [earth] = source.update((t) => [
  +const [earth] = await source.update((t) => [
  t.addRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'earth' })
  ]);
  ```
  @@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ const [earth] = source.update((t) => [
  And as before, multi-operation transforms will produce an array of results:
  ```typescript
  -const [earth, jupiter, saturn] = source.update((t) => [
  +const [earth, jupiter, saturn] = await source.update((t) => [
  t.addRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'earth' }),
  t.addRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'jupiter' }),
  t.addRecord({ type: 'planet', id: 'saturn' })
  