Feat async extended matchers

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This allows extended matchers in expect to return either ExtendMatchResult or Promise<ExtendMatchResult>

This changes provides additional possibilities for custom matchers, like implementing a expect(value).toBeResolved() matcher.

Example:

const { promise, resolve } = Promise.withResolvers<void>();
await expect(promise).not.toBeResolved();
resolve();
await expect(promise).toBeResolved();

// NB: this is different from expect(promise).resolves.toBe()
// Here we test the actual promise state, not its resolved value

This is just an example, but it can be used for any custom matcher that requires async operations on the right side
(for example one could image matching agains dynamically fetched files, database query results, etc.)

Side note: While this PR doesn't address specifically the following issues, the example (in the diff of the test file) shows how to implement a matcher to test promise states

• assertPromiseResolved() #3759
• suggestion: add promiseState() to @std/async #5727

This is a reopen of #6806, i mistakenly closed it by deleting my fork

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