chore: fix JavaScript lint errors (issue #9356)

[DankJugal]

Resolves #9356.

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• Fixes JavaScript linting errors by replacing new Array() constructors with array literals and .push() method calls, as required by the stdlib/no-new-array ESLint rule.

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• Fix JavaScript lint errors #9356

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Changes made:

• Line 77: Replaced new Array( 5 ) with [] and populated using .push()
• Line 85: Replaced new Array( 5 ) with [] and populated using .push()

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• All 15 tests pass
• No new lint errors introduced
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[kgryte]

LGTM after clean-up. In this case, the use of new Array() is intentional, as we explicitly want to create a sparse array. Accordingly, the appropriate answer to resolve the lint error was to simply disable the lint rule.