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Five Runtime Guards to Prevent Any Drift in TypeScript Libraries, Even with CommonJS or ESM Interop

Prevent accidental any drift in TypeScript libraries with five runtime guards. Ensures strict typing across CommonJS and ESM interop.
Five Runtime Guards to Prevent Any Drift in TypeScript Libraries, Even with CommonJS or ESM Interop

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