debouncingeither
debouncingeither is a technique used in functional programming, particularly in languages like Haskell, to handle asynchronous events or potentially expensive computations. It combines the concepts of debouncing and the `Either` data type. Debouncing is a common pattern for controlling the rate at which a function is called. Instead of executing a function every time an event occurs, debouncing waits for a certain period of inactivity before executing it. This is useful for scenarios like handling user input in a search bar, where you don't want to trigger a search on every keystroke but rather after the user has paused typing.
The `Either` data type, on the other hand, is used to represent a value that can be
When these two concepts are combined in debouncingeither, the result is a debounced function that, upon execution,