No, it is not necessary to employ async in a function that only gives back the output of Promise.resolve(). You can simply use Promise.resolve() to return a resolved promise with the specified value. However, if the function involves some asynchronous operations, using async/await is recommended to ensure the code is executed in the expected order.
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