1.0 has been enabled so I am goingto reject the forks

Needs fixes for method accessor - methods that are merely accessed but not called should not be saved into the history array.

merged to node v18 and approved

I discussed this with some mods, and the resulting opinion is that this is not a great idea. I like the motivation behind it, however it adds a fair bit of complexity which:

1. Makes the solver experience a bit worse (longer submit times)
2. Makes translating/updating existing langs to be consistent, a lot harder and more work
3. Users can pretty easily just get around it in most langs (eg. sleep in Python)

So I am gonna reject this, sorry.

Try poking around the runtime environment.

The sample tests are just the template, there should be actual sample tests.

Please use spoiler flag next time.

I think a chance for Math.random() to be 0 is exceptionally rare though (maybe 1 in a billion) but changed it to your suggestion nonetheless. I also make the test cases more semantic and more conforming to the ES6 standard.

It is theoretically possible for Math.random to return 0. ( I did some checking, and I have yet to see it do so, but it is documented it might happen. )

let len = Math.ceil(Math.random() * 30); should be let len = Math.floor(Math.random() * 30) + 1;

In CW JS, the test suite is in a closure that is wholly, completely, absolutely inaccessible to user code ( in other languages, this may be different ). There is no need for names like gen_fcw34gvw34gw, they only distract.

I changed back to the original author's solution with 2 space indents.

But CW republishes the example solution with a new date if it's changed, so sorting by Oldest will no longer work to find author's solution. It does not republish it if it isn't changed.

Please don't change the example solution at all ( unless it fails updated tests ).

Note: Example solution is what I call authors's solution in Solution, reference solution is what I call author's solution in Submit Tests. They can be different ( it actually has advantages if they are ).