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Resolves #11123.

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This pull request fixes a CI JavaScript lint failure by updating funseqAsync in @stdlib/utils/async/function-sequence to comply with the stdlib/no-new-array ESLint rule.

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kgryte commented Mar 25, 2026

Ref: #11133

@kgryte kgryte added autoclose: Already Resolved Pull request which should be auto-closed due proposed changes duplicating already included changes. and removed autoclose: Already Resolved Pull request which should be auto-closed due proposed changes duplicating already included changes. labels Mar 25, 2026
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Fix JavaScript lint errors

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