chore: fix JavaScript lint errors (issue #11732)#11736
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Replace `new Array( total )` with an array literal and `push()` to comply with the `stdlib/no-new-array` ESLint rule. Ref: stdlib-js#11732
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Resolves #11732.
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lib/node_modules/@stdlib/_tools/pkgs/entry-points/lib/entries.js.new Array( total )with an array literal[]andpush()to comply with thestdlib/no-new-arrayESLint rule.Related Issues
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out[ idx ]accesses in the asyncdonecallback are unaffected since push order matches index order.stdlib/no-new-arrayrule no longer fires on the modified file.Checklist
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