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@rem I don't think so

@rem (writing up a demo)

@rem http://jsbin.com/hahihu/edit?js,console … - <script> is like test 1, require() is like test 2.

@jaffathecake @rem In that case, the most usual use-case for require() (require everything on init) will be handled without blocking.

@RReverser @rem right, but require() isn't limited to that the same way ES6 imports are

@jaffathecake @rem Sure - but the cases where require is in the middle of internal statements will remain the only blocking ones (rare).

@RReverser @jaffathecake @rem I wonder if we could make require arbitrary blocking via generators. `let lib = yield require('lib');` or smth

@WebReflection @RReverser @rem is this just: var require = System.import.bind(System);