This package provides a utility to check if a value is a well-known Symbol, which is a Symbol stored in the global cross-realm `Symbol` registry. It's designed for developers working with JavaScript who need to distinguish between regular Symbols and well-known Symbols, such as `Symbol.iterator`. The library is lightweight and includes tests for reliability.
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