promise.allsettled is a spec-compliant shim for the Promise.allSettled method, which provides a way to handle multiple promises and wait for all of them to settle, regardless of whether they are fulfilled or rejected. It's designed for developers who need to work with older JavaScript environments that don't natively support Promise.allSettled or have non-compliant implementations. The package is particularly useful for ensuring consistent behavior across different JavaScript environments and for maintaining compatibility with the proposed Promise.allSettled specification.
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