fix: resolve all failing tests across utility library#187
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- calculator: throw Error on division by zero instead of returning Infinity - string-utils: fix wordCount to handle multiple spaces; implement truncate function - task-manager: implement remove, update, and sortBy methods - date-utils: use Math.round instead of Math.floor for relative day calculation - validator: allow TLDs of 2+ chars in isEmail; support port numbers in isUrl
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Erroron division by zero instead of returningInfinitywordCountto handle multiple consecutive spaces; implement missingtruncatefunction with word-boundary logicremove,update, andsortBymethodsMath.roundinstead ofMath.floorfor relative day calculation (36h → "2 days ago")isEmail; support port numbers inisUrlTesting
All 60 tests pass across 5 test files (0 failures).
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