Fix decorator parsing for async functions

[cdce8p]

This PR addresses an issue with parsing decorators right before async function definitions.
A good example to illustrate the issue is overload.

from typing import overload @overload async def func(x: int) -> int: ... async def func(x: int | str) -> int | str: """Do something.""" pass

At the moment, this would emit a D103 error for the first definition.

D103: Missing docstring in public function 

That's because, parsing the decorator name wasn't stopped with async and thus overload became overloadasync and didn't match any is_overload checks anymore.

[sambhav]

@cdce8p thanks for the PR! Could you please move the release notes under a 6.2.1 heading instead? Thanks!

[cdce8p]

Moved the changelog entry again, since I didn't saw that 6.2.1 was released an hour ago.