chore: fix JavaScript lint errors (issue #10447)#10448
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Resolves #10447 .
This pull request fixes JavaScript linting errors detected in the automated CI workflow.
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Read, understood, and followed the contributing guidelines
Fixes JavaScript lint errors reported by CI:
Replaced
new Array()with array literal syntax.Moved nested function to module scope.
All changes conform to stdlib ESLint rules.
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