Type alias EntriesOf<T>

map each entry (key-value pair) of an object, to a tuple of the key and its corresponding value.
the output of this type is what the builtin Object.entries static method should ideally return if it were typed strictly.

Example

const obj = { kill: "your", self: "ok", tomorrow: 420 } as const
type EntriesOfObj = EntriesOf<typeof obj>
// the IDE will now infer the type to be:
// `type EntriesOfObj = Array<["kill", "your"] | ["self", "ok"] | ["tomorrow", 420]>`
// had we not used the `as const` narrowing utility, the output would've then been:
// `type EntriesOfObj = Array<["kill", string] | ["self", string] | ["tomorrow", number]>`
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