fix(crush): preserve values when object keys contain dots

[kaigritun]

Problem

When an object contains keys with dots (e.g., 'bar.baz'), the crush function returns undefined for those values:

const foo = {
  key1: { key2: 'value' },
  'bar.baz': 'fiz',
};

crush(foo);
// Result: { 'key1.key2': 'value', 'bar.baz': undefined }
// Expected: { 'key1.key2': 'value', 'bar.baz': 'fiz' }

Root Cause

The crush function used keys() to generate dot-notation paths, then get() to retrieve values. When a key literally contains a dot, get() splits the path by dots and looks for nested properties that don't exist.

Solution

Refactored crush to iterate recursively through the object and directly assign values to the result, rather than using keys() + get(). This preserves the actual value regardless of what characters the key contains.

Changes

• Modified crush in src/object.ts to use a recursive approach
• Added test case for keys containing dots

Testing

All existing tests pass, plus the new edge case test.

Fixes #468

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[dastanmedetbekov]

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