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See for example https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/63818 and https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/3467
Basically the problem is that async blocks/fns/generators need to create a struct that holds all the local variables within them at any suspension/await/yield point. But local variables can contain references to other local variables, so there are parts of this struct that reference other parts of this struct. This creates two problems:
- once you create such self-references you can no longer move this struct. But moving a struct is safe, so you need some unsafe code that "promises" you this won't happen. `Pin` is a witness of such promise.
- in the memory model having an `&mut` reference to this struct means that it is the only way to access it. But this is no longer true for self referential structs, since there are other ways to access its contents, namely the fields corresponding to those local variables that reference other local variables. This is the problem that's still open.
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