fix(utilities): do not mutate typed arrays in shuffle() when modify is false

[Pcmhacker-piro]

Resolves #9128

Changes:

shuffle() documentation states: "By default, the original array won't be modified. Instead, a copy will be created, shuffled, and returned."

However, in src/utilities/utility_functions.js, shuffle() contained a legacy isView check:

const isView = ArrayBuffer && ArrayBuffer.isView && ArrayBuffer.isView(arr);
arr = modify || isView ? arr : arr.slice();

Because isView was truthy for any TypedArray (Float32Array, Uint8Array, etc.), typed arrays were always treated as if modify was true, causing them to be mutated in-place and returning the original array reference (b === a) even when modify was omitted or false.

TypedArray.prototype.slice() has been standard across all modern JavaScript runtimes since ES2015, returning a copy of the typed array.

This PR:

• Removes the redundant isView condition in src/utilities/utility_functions.js so that arr = modify ? arr : arr.slice();.
• When modify is false (default), arr.slice() creates a copy for typed arrays as well as regular arrays without modifying the input array.
• When modify is true, the array is still modified in-place as expected.
• Adds comprehensive unit tests in test/unit/utilities/utility_functions.js covering both default (non-mutating) and in-place (modify: true) behavior for both regular arrays and typed arrays.

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Verification:

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PR Checklist

• npm run lint passes (0 errors)
• Inline reference is included / updated (N/A, behavior bug fix conforming to existing documentation)
• Unit tests are included / updated (26/26 tests passing)

[Pcmhacker-piro]

Hi @davepagurek @ksen0! 👋

Could you please take a look at this PR when you get a chance?

It resolves #9128 by removing the legacy isView check from fn.shuffle. Typed arrays have supported .slice() natively since ES2015, so shuffle(typedArray) now correctly creates and returns a shuffled copy by default without mutating the input typed array in place, matching documented behavior.

• All 26 utility unit tests are passing (with new test coverage for both typed arrays and regular arrays in default and modify: true modes).
• npm run lint exits clean with 0 errors.
• Realistic terminal proof screenshot and animated workflow demonstration are included above.

Thank you so much!