Add sliceToArray() in Array and VarArray
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Follow-up PR to address this comment on #119.
The naming depends on whether we eventually want to include a
slice()function which returns a view (rather than copy) of the original array. If not, another design consideration is whether we wantVarArray.slice()to return[T]or[var T]. This is the reasoning for the current name (sliceToArray()), which would give us the flexibility to also includeVarArray.sliceToVarArray<T>(...) : [var T]in the future.We could maybe also rename
Array.range()toArray.sliceToIter()to follow this convention (perhaps slightly better for LLMs).