chore: fix JavaScript lint errors (issue #8227)

[Payal-Goswami]

Resolves #8227

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This pull request:

• Replaced new Array() constructor with an array literal in @stdlib/utils/some-by-right example and updated README accordingly.

Related Issues

This pull request:

• resolves Fix JavaScript lint errors #8227

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[Payal-Goswami]

Hi, I noticed that we could also generate the array using @stdlib/random/array/randu (e.g., var arr = randu(100);) instead of manually pushing random numbers in a loop. However, I kept the explicit loop since it seems to better illustrate how someByRight() traverses the array from right to left. Please let me know if you’d prefer switching to randu().

[Planeshifter]

Hi, I noticed that we could also generate the array using @stdlib/random/array/randu (e.g., var arr = randu(100);) instead of manually pushing random numbers in a loop. However, I kept the explicit loop since it seems to better illustrate how someByRight() traverses the array from right to left. Please let me know if you’d prefer switching to randu().

That would be better; would you mind changing the example code to use the array random PRNG package instead, please? In general, we want to move away from having for-loops in our example code.

[Planeshifter]

Please refactor to use the array PRNG equivalent. Also notice that the example code in the README.md file currently contains a duplicated var arr; this should be rectified as part of the refactoring. Thanks!