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Generic Utility Functions for Data Manipulation

Create reusable, type-safe generic utility functions for common data manipulation tasks in Vue 3 and React 18. These generic utilities work with any data type while maintaining full TypeScript type safety, reducing code duplication and ensuring consistent data handling across applications. The utilities include deep cloning, unique value extraction, and data pagination—essential for enterprise-level data processing. Use cases: Form data handling, API response processing, list management, state normalization.

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