feat: async `secureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver`

Walkthrough

These updates primarily introduce asynchronous behavior across various components. The changes involve converting methods to async and using await to handle operations that involve network requests or other asynchronous tasks. This enhances error handling, improves the readability of conditional statements, and ensures smoother execution of key functions within the classes.

Changes

Files/Paths	Change Summary
`abstract/Block.js`	`proxyUrl` method now returns `Promise<String>`, converted to async with error handling.
`abstract/UploaderBlock.js`	Reformatted conditional statements for better readability.
`blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/...`	Introduced async/await in various methods to handle asynchronous operations and error handling.
`blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorFilterControl.js`	Refactored `init$` property, added async to `_observerCallback`, simplified `on.click` handler, used optional chaining.
`blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorImageCropper.js`	Added `_waitForImage` async method, used `await` for `proxyUrl`, updated `_cancelPreload` with optional chaining.
`blocks/CloudImageEditor/src/EditorImageFader.js`	Added async to methods involving image loading and processing to ensure smooth execution.
`blocks/EditorToolbar.js`	Added async to `_preloadEditedImage` method, used optional chaining for `_cancelPreload` call.
`blocks/FileItem/FileItem.js`	Changed `thumbUrl` assignment to await result of `proxyUrl` for asynchronous behavior.
`types/exported.d.ts`	Updated `SecureDeliveryProxyUrlResolver` to return `Promise<string> \| string` for async support.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Block
    participant CloudImageEditorBlock
    participant EditorImageCropper
    participant EditorImageFader

    User->>Block: Call proxyUrl()
    Block->>Block: Resolve proxy URL (async)
    Block-->>User: Return Promise<String>

    User->>CloudImageEditorBlock: Create cdnUrl with proxyUrl
    CloudImageEditorBlock->>Block: await proxyUrl()
    Block-->>CloudImageEditorBlock: Return proxy URL

    User->>EditorImageCropper: Wait for image
    EditorImageCropper->>Block: await proxyUrl()
    Block-->>EditorImageCropper: Return proxy URL
    EditorImageCropper-->>User: Image loaded

    User->>EditorImageFader: Set transformations
    EditorImageFader->>Block: await proxyUrl()
    Block-->>EditorImageFader: Return proxy URL
    EditorImageFader-->>User: Transformations set

Poem

In the land of code where changes roam, Asynchronous tasks now find their home. Methods await and promises fly, Errors caught, they say goodbye. Smooth and swift, the updates flow, Like a rabbit’s leap through fields aglow. 🐇✨

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