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The essential invariants mean that a nonconfigurable-nonwritable property cannot change once observed, but strictly speaking a host could modify the values in an immutable buffer before they're observed (or if they're observed via the methods on a DataView, to which the essential invariants do not apply).
Per plenary today we should prohibit that, probably by a normative sentence along the lines of "Hosts are not permitted to modify the contents of an immutable ArrayBuffer, even if its contents have not yet been observed by a TypedArray".
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