Data-first twin of TaskClass#result — the bridge to the bare Result union.

Takes a foreign promise as well as a Task, matching TaskClass.results and the constructor: this twin is most useful over a value someone handed you, and being handed a promise is the ordinary case. A promise is lifted first, so its rejection lands on the failure channel exactly as a Task's would.

const value = await Task.result(Task(() => 21 * 2)); // 42 — or the declared Failure, bare
await Task.result(Promise.resolve(7)); // 7 — a foreign promise needs no wrapping first