feat: add utils/some-own-by

[performant23]

Add a utility to test whether some own properties of a provided object satisfies a predicate function

Fixes: #821

Resolves #821.

Description

What is the purpose of this pull request?
Add a utility to test whether some own properties of a provided object satisfies a predicate function

This pull request:

• The function implementation works by iterating over the “own” properties of an object and applying a predicate function to each property.

Related Issues

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This pull request:

• resolves [RFC]: Add @stdlib/utils/some-own-by #821
• fixes [RFC]: Add @stdlib/utils/some-own-by #821

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[Pranavchiku]

Good progress, requested a few changes, once done this PR can be reviewed.

[performant23]

Hi all, I have applied changes from code review but when I'm trying to push the code, I'm getting this:

git push origin feature/add-@stdlib/utils/some-own-by
Checking if remote branch exists...
Remote branch exists.
Checking for commits to push...
Found commits to push.
Checking licenses...
No dependency licensing issues detected.
Running JavaScript example files...

Running example: D:/stdlib/lib/node_modules/@stdlib/utils/some-own-by/examples/index.js
false
Running README JavaScript examples...

Running Markdown JavaScript examples: D:/stdlib/lib/node_modules/@stdlib/utils/some-own-by/README.md
lib\node_modules\@stdlib\utils\some-own-by\README.md
  1:1  error  Error: unexpected error. Encountered an error when executing code block. File: `lib\node_modules\@stdlib\utils\some-own-by\README.md`. Message: `Invalid Unicode escape sequence`.
    at next (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:259:13)
    at done (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:318:4)
    at next (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:268:12)
    at done (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:318:4)
    at next (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:155:12)
    at done (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:318:4)
    at next (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:155:12)
    at done (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:318:4)
    at next (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:155:12)
    at done (D:\stdlib\lib\node_modules\@stdlib\_tools\remark\plugins\remark-run-javascript-examples\lib\runner.js:318:4)

× 1 error
make: *** [D:/stdlib/tools/make/lib/examples/markdown_javascript.mk:89: markdown-examples-javascript-files] Error 1

Encountered an error when running README JavaScript examples.

error: failed to push some refs to 'https://github.com/performant23/stdlib.git'

I checked the examples included as markdown in README but I'm not sure what's causing the error (While it says invalid unicode escape sequence, the marked down examples don't use unicode esape sequences and checked the paths too). So, I'd be really grateful if you could guide me on solving this! Thank you so much!

README.md

[performant23]

Thank you so much for the review! I have made the required changes. Please do let me know if there are any additional changes needed!

[Planeshifter]

@performant23 Thanks; looked good! Will merge once CI passes.

(Ignore the suggestions and edits; I changed the iteration to directly loop over the object's keys without usage of Object.keys but broke stuff in the process that I had to fix...)