`@stdlib/slice-base-length` is a small utility that, given a **normalized slice** object (as produced by `@stdlib/slice-base-normalize-slice`), returns the number of elements that slice would select. It’s intended for developers working with the Stdlib numerical computing library—especially those handling multi‑dimensional array indexing and need to compute slice lengths for algorithms, data processing, or validation.
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