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Key Changes:

1. Async Handling: The await keyword is now correctly used in the function, and the function itself is marked as async.
2. Modal Handling: The modal is opened asynchronously using await, and the result is processed without using yield.
3. Error Handling: Both in the main try-catch block and inside the modal handling, errors are caught and handled gracefully.
4. Helper Functions: I’ve moved some of the common logic (resetting flags, handling click-based actions) to helper functions (resetClickStates and handleActionsBasedOnClickStates) for cleaner and more modular code.

Notes:

1. toPromise(): Ensure that you’re using a compatible version of RxJS that supports toPromise() (RxJS 6.x and Angular 11 are compatible). If you’re using RxJS 7 or later, you’ll need to use firstValueFrom() instead of toPromise().
2. Error Handling: I included proper error handling to capture both API errors and modal dismissals.
3. State Management: The resetClickStates() and handleActionsBasedOnClickStates() functions centralize state management, making the logic cleaner and easier to maintain.

This should resolve the issue you were seeing regarding yield and improve overall code structure. Let me know if any additional changes are needed!

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