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test(sorting): prove stability of equal values - #32
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Thanks @PandaHUN777! Merged. Following the original indices through the recorded steps is a neat way to prove stability, and it also guards the recorders against future changes. On current main: lint clean, 114/114 tests. |
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Fixes #21.
Tracks original indices through the recorded swap and write steps to verify that bubble and insertion preserve equal-value order, while selection reverses the known [4, 4, 1] counterexample.
Verified in PRTEST: npm run lint; npm test (91 passed); npm run build; git diff --check.