[Fix] avoid relying on indexOf's HasProperty+Get semantics, unlike includes's bare Get

[rajanpanth]

Summary

The fast path delegates to $indexOf.apply(this, arguments) whenever searchElement isn't NaN/undefined and fromIndex is finite. For ordinary arrays this matches the spec's own includes algorithm, but indexOf's per-index step is HasProperty, then Get only if present, while includes's is a bare Get — per spec (Array.prototype.includes explicitly notes it "does not skip missing array elements, instead treating them as undefined", unlike indexOf).

For an exotic object whose has trap disagrees with its get trap, that difference is observable:

var target = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];
var proxy = new Proxy(target, {
  has: function () { return false; },
  get: function (t, k, r) { return Reflect.get(t, k, r); }
});

Array.prototype.includes.call(proxy, 3); // true  (native, spec-correct)
includes.call(proxy, 3);                 // false (this shim, via the indexOf shortcut)

Changes

• implementation.js: removed the indexOf-based fast path (and its now-unused $isNaN/$isFinite/$indexOf requires). The existing manual loop already implements the correct includes algorithm (bare Get via O[k], SameValueZero) and was only being skipped by this shortcut — so removing it is enough, no new logic needed.
• test/tests.js: one new case (guarded by typeof Proxy === 'function', matching the pattern in is-callable's own tests) confirming a lying has trap doesn't hide an element that's still reachable via get.

Testing

• Full suite: 117/117 passing (up from 114 — the new case runs against all three entry points, though only the direct implementation.js path is actually exercised by the bug, since index.js/shimmed.js prefer the native method when available).
• Confirmed the new test fails on the prior code and passes with the fix.
• eslint reports the same pre-existing linebreak-style/no-magic-numbers findings with and without this change (Windows checkout CRLF artifact + pre-existing style, unrelated) — no new lint issues, and one magic-number warning (-1) actually goes away since that line is removed.

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 97.95%. Comparing base (62cae6d) to head (70ef118).
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[rajanpanth]

The failing Node matrix appears unrelated to this change: all 15 failures stop during dependency setup before the test command runs. The shared workflow's determine-node-version step upgrades to npm 12.0.2, then
pm install --no-save @pkgjs/nv@0.2 semver@^7\ exits with \EALLOWGIT\ while resolving \s-extra@github:reggi/node-fs-extra#enhanced\ (git package fetching is disabled). The remaining 135 checks pass, including coverage of every modified line.

[ljharb]

I've rebased this after pushing up fixes to the test suite.

[rajanpanth]

Thanks for rebasing this and pushing the test-suite fixes. I’ve pulled the updated branch context on my side — please let me know if you want any additional adjustments from me.