Code splitting: React.lazy() example is missing a Suspense wrapper

I'm not quite sure if this is intentional to only demonstrate how React.lazy() is used, if the API how lazy() works was changed after that part of the docs have been written already, if I am using it incorrectly or if it is actually wrong but in the example but in the code splitting guide you're using a component wrapped in a React.lazy() and do not wrap it in a <Suspense>:

https://reactjs.org/docs/code-splitting.html#reactlazy

When I do that I get an error message:

A React component suspended while rendering, but no fallback UI was specified.

Source

Two paragraphs later Suspense is introduced and then a working example is shown where the lazy-loaded component is correctly wrapped in <Suspense> but I don't know if it is a good idea to have a non-functioning example in the documentation in the first place as it might be misleading.

Read the React.lazy section of the code-splitting guide at the linked URL and compare its example with the later Suspense example. Reproduce the behavior using the linked CodeSandbox, then update the documentation so the lazy-loading example is accurate and does not mislead readers about the required fallback UI.