The **@stdlib/utils-omit** package provides a small utility function `omit(obj, keys)` that returns a shallow copy of an object with the specified own‑property keys removed (ignoring non‑existent or inherited keys). It is aimed at JavaScript developers—particularly those using the stdlib ecosystem, Node.js, or browser environments—who need a reliable, dependency‑free way to filter out unwanted properties from plain objects.
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