This project provides a simple utility to check if the current JavaScript environment supports strict mode, which is essential for modern ES5+ development. It's particularly useful for developers who need to ensure compatibility across different browsers, especially older ones like IE 6-8 that don't support strict mode. The library is lightweight and can be easily integrated into projects to handle strict mode detection programmatically.
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