> It could still be identified as a “function” for compat with ES5, but the
> behaviour is different from any other sort of function, it should be
> identifiable as different.
Right, but again, I don't think the behavior is any different from `function
f() { throw new TypeError(); }`, so whatever the test you write returns for
classes, my position is that it should return the same thing for `f`.
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