Return the maximum absolute value.
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This package is a part of stdlib, a JavaScript standard library focused on numerical and scientific computation. It provides a function that returns the maximum absolute value between two numbers, handling special cases like NaN and signed zero. The package is designed for developers working on numerical computations in JavaScript, particularly those using Node.js or browsers, who need a reliable and well-tested utility for finding maximum absolute values.
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