Like lodash's _.defaultsDeep, but with array preservation
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This is a utility function for deep merging JavaScript objects, similar to lodash's `defaultsDeep` but with two key differences: it doesn't mutate the source objects and it preserves arrays from the first object rather than merging them. It's designed for Node.js developers who need to merge configuration objects or similar data structures while maintaining array values from the primary source object. The function takes multiple source objects in descending order of importance and returns a new merged object.
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