Create an iterator which generates an interleaved integer sequence.
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This package creates an iterator that generates an interleaved integer sequence, alternating between positive and negative integers starting from zero. It's designed for developers working with numerical computations in JavaScript who need to iterate through integers in a specific interleaved pattern, particularly useful in mathematical algorithms and scientific computing applications.
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