the @MainActor is a propertyWrapper?
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No, @MainActor is not a property wrapper. It is an annotation used to indicate that a particular piece of code should be executed on the main actor, which is typically associated with the main thread in a Swift application. This is particularly useful for ensuring that UI updates and other main-thread-only operations are performed safely.
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