Test if a value is a number having a nonpositive integer value.
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The `stdlib-js/assert-is-nonpositive-integer` package is a utility that tests whether a value is a number with a nonpositive integer value, meaning it checks if the number is zero or negative and an integer. It's designed for developers working with numerical data in JavaScript, particularly those using the stdlib library for scientific and mathematical computations.
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