This project, `has-tostringtag`, provides a way to determine if a JavaScript environment supports `Symbol.toStringTag`, a feature that allows for customizing the string representation of objects. It is designed for developers working with JavaScript, particularly those who need to ensure compatibility across different environments and browser versions. By using this library, developers can detect whether `Symbol.toStringTag` is natively supported or if a shim is available, enabling more robust and flexible coding.
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Determine if the JS environment has Symbol support. Supports spec, or shams.
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