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Evaluating an expression that yields a generator or other iterator object printed an empty object, since such objects have no own enumerable keys. Encode them as a new tagged value by pulling up to 100 items, marking when more remain, and label them by their toStringTag so a generator shows as Generator[...] and a Map iterator as Map Iterator[...]. The iterator is consumed by the display, as it would be by any other means of looking at its items.
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Evaluating an expression that yields a generator or other iterator object printed an empty object, since such objects have no own enumerable keys.
Encode them as a new tagged value by pulling up to 100 items, marking when more remain, and label them by their toStringTag so a generator shows as Generator[...] and a Map iterator as Map Iterator[...].
The iterator is consumed by the display, as it would be by any other means of looking at its items.