Function objectKeys

Like Object.keys, but unsound in exchange for more convenience.

Casts the result of Object.keys to the known keys of an object type, even though JavaScript objects may contain additional keys.

Only use this function when you know/control the provenance of the object you're iterating, and can verify it contains exactly the keys declared to the type system.

Example:

const o = {x: "ok", y: 10}
o["z"] = "UNTRACKED_KEY"
const safeKeys = Object.keys(o)
const unsafeKeys = objectKeys(o)
```.