Test if a double-precision floating-point numeric value is finite.
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This package is a small utility function for testing whether a given numeric value is finite, meaning it's neither `Infinity`, `-Infinity`, nor `NaN`. It's part of stdlib, a JavaScript library focused on numerical and scientific computing, and is intended for developers working on mathematical or scientific applications who need reliable floating-point number validation.
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