“形式主义少一些、真抓实干多一些，矛盾也会少一些，实绩也会多一些。”
Okay, let’s start from the top. CRDT stands for “Conflict-free Replicated Data Type”. That’s a long acronym, but the concept isn’t too complicated. It’s a kind of data structure that can be stored on different computers (peers). Each peer can update its own state instantly, without a network request to check with other peers. Peers may have different states at different points in time, but are guaranteed to eventually converge on a single agreed-upon state. That makes CRDTs great for building rich collaborative apps, like Google Docs and Figma — without requiring a central server to sync changes.
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Web streams has no synchronous path. Even if your source has data ready and your transform is a pure function, you still pay for promise creation and microtask scheduling on every operation. Promises are fantastic for cases in which waiting is actually necessary, but they aren't always necessary. The new API lets you stay in sync-land when that's what you need.
Also note the use of _call.call(_toString, original) rather than simply original.toString(). This is because original.toString might itself be hooked by the time spoof is called. By holding cached references to Function.prototype.call and Function.prototype.toString at the very beginning of the script (before any page code runs), and invoking them via those cached references, the spoof function is immune to any tampering that might have happened in the interim. It’s eating its own tail in the most delightful way.