Fix JavaScript lint errors

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JavaScript Linting Failures

Linting failures were detected in the automated JavaScript lint workflow run.

Workflow Details

• Run: https://github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib/actions/runs/23322902348
• Type: JavaScript Linting
• Date: 2026-03-20 00:18:12 UTC

Error Details

make[1]: Entering directory '/home/runner/work/stdlib/stdlib'

Linting file: lib/node_modules/@stdlib/assert/is-odd/examples/index.js

Linting file: lib/node_modules/@stdlib/utils/inmap/examples/index.js

/home/runner/work/stdlib/stdlib/lib/node_modules/@stdlib/utils/inmap/examples/index.js
38:7  error  Using the `new Array()` constructor is not allowed; use an array literal with push instead  stdlib/no-new-array

✖ 1 problem (1 error, 0 warnings)

Linting failed.

Linting file: lib/node_modules/@stdlib/math/base/special/binomcoef/examples/index.js
21 choose 10 = 352716
-1 choose 0 = 1
13 choose 20 = 0
-2 choose 12 = 13
18 choose 0 = 1
1 choose 18 = 0
21 choose 2 = 210
12 choose 20 = 0
20 choose 19 = 20
14 choose 9 = 2002
-9 choose 9 = -24310
10 choose 9 = 10
27 choose 3 = 2925
4 choose 17 = 0
2 choose 11 = 0
20 choose 16 = 4845
27 choose 20 = 888030
-3 choose 19 = -210
-8 choose 11 = -31824
24 choose 6 = 134596
12 choose 1 = 12
-8 choose 0 = 1
18 choose 4 = 3060
21 choose 0 = 1
7 choose 10 = 0
-3 choose 0 = 1
21 choose 18 = 1330
13 choose 11 = 78
27 choose 0 = 1
-10 choose 19 = -6906900
-8 choose 2 = 36
12 choose 13 = 0
25 choose 0 = 1
21 choose 1 = 21
-4 choose 5 = -56
10 choose 2 = 45
-10 choose 4 = 715
14 choose 9 = 2002
30 choose 1 = 30
8 choose 3 = 56
28 choose 19 = 6906900
5 choose 8 = 0
-2 choose 3 = -4
25 choose 8 = 1081575
-5 choose 11 = -1365
24 choose 5 = 42504
-6 choose 17 = -26334
7 choose 1 = 7
26 choose 7 = 657800
-6 choose 19 = -42504
30 choose 1 = 30
23 choose 5 = 33649
1 choose 11 = 0
12 choose 12 = 1
23 choose 5 = 33649
2 choose 12 = 0
2 choose 5 = 0
-8 choose 5 = -792
19 choose 9 = 92378
-1 choose 1 = -1
29 choose 8 = 4292145
29 choose 16 = 67863915
10 choose 10 = 1
-8 choose 9 = -11440
11 choose 14 = 0
22 choose 6 = 74613
-8 choose 7 = -3432
0 choose 5 = 0
11 choose 12 = 0
-1 choose 4 = 1
21 choose 3 = 1330
9 choose 1 = 9
20 choose 5 = 15504
1 choose 8 = 0
-5 choose 19 = -8855
11 choose 3 = 165
7 choose 7 = 1
21 choose 14 = 116280
-9 choose 6 = 3003
-9 choose 15 = -490314
25 choose 18 = 480700
26 choose 6 = 230230
-3 choose 12 = 91
7 choose 4 = 35
30 choose 20 = 30045015
-10 choose 0 = 1
16 choose 10 = 8008
17 choose 8 = 24310
19 choose 15 = 3876
24 choose 10 = 1961256
1 choose 12 = 0
22 choose 13 = 497420
3 choose 20 = 0
10 choose 20 = 0
29 choose 7 = 1560780
28 choose 15 = 37442160
24 choose 19 = 42504
1 choose 17 = 0
-10 choose 2 = 55
0 choose 12 = 0

Linting file: lib/node_modules/@stdlib/_tools/eslint/rules/jsdoc-table-pipes/examples/index.js

Linting file: lib/node_modules/@stdlib/math/base/special/heaviside/examples/index.js
H(5.2699) = 1.0000
H(4.0715) = 1.0000
H(-4.1655) = 0.0000
H(6.1678) = 1.0000
H(3.0524) = 1.0000
H(-5.2777) = 0.0000
H(-9.5192) = 0.0000
H(9.4362) = 1.0000
H(-5.8632) = 0.0000
H(1.5902) = 1.0000
H(-5.2289) = 0.0000
H(5.4318) = 1.0000
H(-1.2922) = 0.0000
H(-8.3858) = 0.0000
H(9.5675) = 1.0000
H(-8.7355) = 0.0000
H(-9.9600) = 0.0000
H(5.2526) = 1.0000
H(-0.4210) = 0.0000
H(-4.2561) = 0.0000
H(0.1757) = 1.0000
H(-1.1640) = 0.0000
H(6.9725) = 1.0000
H(8.3502) = 1.0000
H(-2.9550) = 0.0000
H(7.3273) = 1.0000
H(0.4386) = 1.0000
H(-7.0959) = 0.0000
H(-2.2537) = 0.0000
H(4.0115) = 1.0000
H(1.9313) = 1.0000
H(-9.5010) = 0.0000
H(-7.4276) = 0.0000
H(1.1051) = 1.0000
H(3.9885) = 1.0000
H(5.6157) = 1.0000
H(2.2721) = 1.0000
H(-3.6611) = 0.0000
H(3.7401) = 1.0000
H(-2.3451) = 0.0000
H(-9.7089) = 0.0000
H(-6.4822) = 0.0000
H(-7.1612) = 0.0000
H(-3.5437) = 0.0000
H(7.4664) = 1.0000
H(2.8224) = 1.0000
H(4.7341) = 1.0000
H(-6.8321) = 0.0000
H(-4.4681) = 0.0000
H(5.9261) = 1.0000
H(6.7530) = 1.0000
H(0.9233) = 1.0000
H(-8.2229) = 0.0000
H(-5.5300) = 0.0000
H(9.5245) = 1.0000
H(-9.7089) = 0.0000
H(4.6687) = 1.0000
H(-5.7244) = 0.0000
H(-5.3364) = 0.0000
H(3.3821) = 1.0000
H(1.4499) = 1.0000
H(2.3170) = 1.0000
H(4.1866) = 1.0000
H(4.8014) = 1.0000
H(4.9932) = 1.0000
H(7.8220) = 1.0000
H(-1.6890) = 0.0000
H(-1.2167) = 0.0000
H(-0.3385) = 0.0000
H(7.1677) = 1.0000
H(9.3211) = 1.0000
H(-7.6087) = 0.0000
H(4.1746) = 1.0000
H(1.5576) = 1.0000
H(7.2671) = 1.0000
H(7.4372) = 1.0000
H(-6.0351) = 0.0000
H(5.6624) = 1.0000
H(9.9816) = 1.0000
H(5.7628) = 1.0000
H(-8.0165) = 0.0000
H(0.3041) = 1.0000
H(4.5823) = 1.0000
H(-3.0978) = 0.0000
H(-4.2516) = 0.0000
H(-8.3920) = 0.0000
H(-2.7863) = 0.0000
H(-5.2181) = 0.0000
H(-8.6938) = 0.0000
H(5.8120) = 1.0000
H(6.4891) = 1.0000
H(6.8798) = 1.0000
H(-8.5198) = 0.0000
H(-7.8296) = 0.0000
H(-0.8757) = 0.0000
H(-6.4902) = 0.0000
H(-0.7081) = 0.0000
H(-6.9018) = 0.0000
H(1.2785) = 1.0000
H(4.9420) = 1.0000
H(-2.9055) = 0.0000

Linting file: lib/node_modules/@stdlib/math/base/special/trigammaf/examples/index.js
x: 9.9543, ψ^(1)(x): 0.1057
x: -45.5717, ψ^(1)(x): 10.3659
x: -30.9930, ψ^(1)(x): 20147.2734
x: -47.1889, ψ^(1)(x): 31.5353
x: 36.0495, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0281
x: -35.5024, ψ^(1)(x): 9.8424
x: -18.1847, ψ^(1)(x): 32.7741
x: 6.8254, ψ^(1)(x): 0.1578
x: -24.2298, ψ^(1)(x): 22.5667
x: 9.5741, ψ^(1)(x): 0.1101
x: 7.5030, ψ^(1)(x): 0.1426
x: 38.9558, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0260
x: -37.3818, ψ^(1)(x): 11.3388
x: -22.2336, ψ^(1)(x): 21.9657
x: 3.4065, ψ^(1)(x): 0.3408
x: -15.2199, ψ^(1)(x): 24.2503
x: 5.8082, ψ^(1)(x): 0.1878
x: -39.9810, ψ^(1)(x): 2778.6260
x: -30.6457, ψ^(1)(x): 12.2315
x: 26.3342, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0387
x: 24.5244, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0416
x: -25.2818, ψ^(1)(x): 16.4307
x: -3.4598, ψ^(1)(x): 9.7776
x: -7.6840, ψ^(1)(x): 13.9502
x: 6.9643, ψ^(1)(x): 0.1544
x: -6.8058, ψ^(1)(x): 29.9277
x: 35.2971, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0287
x: 47.2191, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0214
x: 11.7814, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0886
x: -32.7603, ψ^(1)(x): 21.0761
x: -41.3993, ψ^(1)(x): 10.9042
x: 43.9962, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0230
x: -28.5431, ψ^(1)(x): 10.0181
x: 25.8982, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0394
x: 42.9693, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0235
x: 37.0639, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0273
x: -18.1371, ψ^(1)(x): 56.5753
x: 27.4711, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0371
x: -3.4574, ψ^(1)(x): 9.7970
x: 3.1721, ψ^(1)(x): 0.3701
x: -23.2066, ψ^(1)(x): 26.9753
x: 1.0799, ψ^(1)(x): 1.4716
x: -1.6555, ψ^(1)(x): 12.2023
x: 47.0208, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0215
x: 22.5905, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0453
x: -35.1452, ψ^(1)(x): 50.8655
x: 45.3169, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0223
x: 2.7473, ψ^(1)(x): 0.4381
x: 20.6843, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0495
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x: 27.3366, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0373
x: 15.5434, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0665
x: 45.9341, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0220
x: -15.6494, ψ^(1)(x): 12.3461
x: -26.6815, ψ^(1)(x): 13.8910
x: 7.9995, ψ^(1)(x): 0.1331
x: -24.3470, ψ^(1)(x): 12.5125
x: -46.0626, ψ^(1)(x): 258.5457
x: 46.2866, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0218
x: -8.2041, ψ^(1)(x): 27.4690
x: 3.9778, ψ^(1)(x): 0.2856
x: 4.1553, ψ^(1)(x): 0.2719
x: 28.8186, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0353
x: -30.2242, ψ^(1)(x): 23.5071
x: 25.4157, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0401
x: 32.0305, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0317
x: 22.9756, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0445
x: 4.0315, ψ^(1)(x): 0.2813
x: 7.8929, ψ^(1)(x): 0.1351
x: 12.6926, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0820
x: 29.1490, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0349
x: -4.2291, ψ^(1)(x): 22.5029
x: 40.8887, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0248
x: -22.3665, ψ^(1)(x): 11.7870
x: -12.7882, ψ^(1)(x): 25.8143
x: 29.1797, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0349
x: 32.6958, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0311
x: -11.2860, ψ^(1)(x): 16.0401
x: 19.1490, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0536
x: -12.1759, ψ^(1)(x): 35.7570
x: 39.6521, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0255
x: -14.5653, ψ^(1)(x): 10.2309
x: 21.6309, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0473
x: -29.1824, ψ^(1)(x): 33.5290
x: -29.8726, ψ^(1)(x): 64.9697
x: -33.5562, ψ^(1)(x): 10.1542
x: -10.1877, ψ^(1)(x): 31.8296
x: -1.3284, ψ^(1)(x): 12.8661
x: 40.8602, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0248
x: 27.2251, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0374
x: -19.1102, ψ^(1)(x): 85.6572
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x: 29.8796, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0340
x: 43.7192, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0231
x: 1.0077, ψ^(1)(x): 1.6267
x: 8.6109, ψ^(1)(x): 0.1231
x: 4.4111, ψ^(1)(x): 0.2543
x: 42.2758, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0239
x: -37.1741, ψ^(1)(x): 36.4618
x: 33.2740, ψ^(1)(x): 0.0305

Linting file: lib/node_modules/@stdlib/constants/float64/two-pi/examples/index.js
make[1]: *** [/home/runner/work/stdlib/stdlib/tools/make/lib/lint/javascript/eslint.mk:261: eslint-files] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/runner/work/stdlib/stdlib'
make: *** [/home/runner/work/stdlib/stdlib/tools/make/lib/lint/javascript/Makefile:158: lint-javascript-files] Error 2

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[Bingtagui404]

Hi, I'd like to take this one.

I think the issue is a lint error in lib/node_modules/@stdlib/utils/inmap/examples/index.js (line 38) where new Array() is used instead of an array literal, violating the stdlib/no-new-array rule.

My plan is to replace the new Array() constructor call with an array literal and use push to add elements, following the stdlib/no-new-array eslint rule requirement.

Please let me know if you'd prefer a different approach.