This project provides an ESnext-compliant `Array.prototype.toSorted` shim/polyfill that works in ES3 environments and follows the proposed specification. It allows developers to use the `toSorted` method for sorting arrays without mutating the original, with support for both direct function calls and shimming the native Array prototype. The package is designed for developers needing consistent array sorting functionality across different JavaScript environments, particularly when working with older browsers or Node.js versions that don't support the native `toSorted` method.
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