TypeScript doesn't error on late definition/initialization of variables from outside an async closure.

TypeScript Version: 4.0-beta and Nightly (as of writing)

Search Terms: async closure variable initialization

Code

async function doSomething(): Promise<void> {
    const x = setTimeout(() => {
        const a = someVar + 1;
    }, 5000)

    await doSomethingSlowly();

    const someVar = 5;
}

Expected behavior:
There should be an error on const a = someVar + 1; since someVar may not have been initialized.

Actual behavior:
No error/warning with any settings that I could find.

Playground Link: link

Related Issues:

Comments
I see folks hit this every so often and it feels like something the TypeScript compiler could help warn against, in a similar way that 2448 and 2454 error.

Start with the provided TypeScript Playground reproduction and compare its behavior with the related diagnostics 2448 and 2454. Determine whether the compiler can soundly report that someVar may be uninitialized across the async closure, then validate any diagnostic against the example and existing related cases.