Related to:

Does the functionality of Grouping operator () in JavaScript differ from Haskell or other programming languages?

Does the Hack-style pipe operator |> take precedence over grouping operator ( ) in order of operations in JavaScript?

At least, for the latter issue, unfortunately, we still haven't reached a conclusion, therefore, I'd like to ask more generally;

If a specific syntactic sugar is created in a language, is it possible to take precedence over grouping operator ( ) in order of operations?

In the more specific issue, there is a JavaScript TC39 proposal/ hack-pipeline-operator, and the spec claims:

and for the functionality,

https://stackoverflow.com/a/69429001/10638454

lhs |> rhs

is syntactic sugar for

(% => rhs)(lhs)