Problem

The sortConnectorsWithoutUnnecessarySpread function had misleading documentation that caused confusion about its purpose. The JSDoc comment indicated it demonstrated a "corrected approach" but the function name suggested it was avoiding a problematic pattern, making it unclear whether this was an example of what to do or what not to do.

Solution

Updated the JSDoc comment and inline documentation to explicitly clarify that this function serves as an example of the correct approach. The enhanced documentation now clearly explains:

• This function demonstrates the proper way to use sortConnectorsByExplorerWallet
• No additional spread operations are needed since the base function already creates a copy internally
• This is the recommended pattern for consumers of the utility

Changes

/**
 * Example function that demonstrates the corrected approach
 * This function shows the proper way to use sortConnectorsByExplorerWallet without
 * adding unnecessary spread operations, since the base function already creates a copy internally
 */
export function sortConnectorsWithoutUnnecessarySpread(
  connectors: Connector[],
): Connector[] {
  // Correct approach: call sortConnectorsByExplorerWallet directly
  // No additional spread operation needed since the function already creates a copy
  const sorted = sortConnectorsByExplorerWallet(connectors)
  return sorted
}

The function name remains unchanged to avoid breaking changes since it's part of the public API exported from the main index file.

Testing

• All existing tests continue to pass
• Build and linting remain successful
• No behavioral changes, only documentation improvements

Fixes the confusion identified in the code review while maintaining backward compatibility.

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