ts-data-forge@14.0.1

Patch Changes

• c3cbdbd: Arr.map, Arr.toFilled and Arr.toRangeFilled again report the plain
  homomorphic mapping ({ [K in keyof Ar]: B }) for an array or tuple that
  carries no length brand, so transforming a tuple into a same-length tuple
  works inside a function that is itself generic over the tuple:

  const mapValues = <const T extends readonly Readonly<{ v: unknown }>[]>(
      boxes: T,
  ): Readonly<{ [K in keyof T]: unknown }> => Arr.map(boxes, (b) => b.v);

  Since v14 the return type was a conditional branching on
  HasLengthConstraint<Ar>, which a generic Ar cannot decide. The
  conditional stayed deferred and its branded branch made the result
  unassignable to the caller's own mapping, so callers had to reach for a type
  assertion. Concrete tuples were unaffected and keep the same result as before.

  Brand-carrying arrays are unaffected too: they select a separate overload that
  still returns ChangeArrayElement<Ar, …>, so Arr.map on a
  MinLengthArray<2, number> still yields a MinLengthArray<2, …>.

  Arr.toSorted, Arr.toSortedBy, Arr.toReversed, Arr.toUpdated,
  Arr.tail, Arr.butLast and Arr.zip still do not resolve under a generic
  array parameter and are unchanged here.