Why Promise.any?

I have questions
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I recently discovered a new feature Promise.any.

Promise.any([,,])

I have a simple question: why isn't it Promise.some?
There is already such a function for arrays, why do we have a different naming here?

[,,].some(i => i === 1)

I would not ask if it has a different usage or meaning, but it doesn't. It's the same!

It also relies on English grammar: In positive sentence is only used some, any comes in a negative or question sentence.

Why should we use 'any' for Promises, while 'some' for arrays?

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some returns a boolean, any returns a promise, so either way they’d have to be different names.

https://github.com/tc39/proposal-promise-any/issues/10 should be helpful.