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Implement your own Promise.all polyfill to understand how concurrent Promise handling works under the hood.
Promise.all is one of the most powerful Promise utility methods in JavaScript. It allows you to execute multiple Promises concurrently and wait for all of them to complete. Understanding how it works internally is crucial for mastering asynchronous JavaScript.
In this challenge, you'll implement a polyfill for Promise.all from scratch. This will deepen your understanding of:
Goal: Implement a Promise.all polyfill that handles concurrent Promises, maintains order, and implements fail-fast error handling.
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Implement Promise.all from scratch: resolve with an ordered results array when all settle, reject immediately on the first rejection.
Implement the three Promise utility variants: allSettled (never rejects), race (first to settle wins), and any (first to resolve wins).
Implement a retry function that handles transient failures by retrying async operations with optional delays.