How to use the updeep.omitted function in updeep
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substantial / updeep / types / tests.ts View on Github 
// TypeScript Version: 3.2.2
import u from "updeep";
u.omitted('whatever'); // $ExpectType { __omitted: boolean; }
const obj = { this: 3 };
u(true, obj); // $ExpectType true
u(null, obj); // $ExpectType null
u(undefined, obj); // $ExpectType undefined
u("a specific string", obj); // $ExpectType "a specific string"
u(true as const)(obj); // $ExpectType true
u(null)(obj); // $ExpectType null
u(undefined)(obj); // $ExpectType undefined
u("a specific string" as const)(obj); // $ExpectType "a specific string"
const aString = "a" + "b";
u(aString, obj); // $ExpectType stringupdeep
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