Proposal: Strongly-typed version of Object.values(). And synchronize objectKeys and objectEntries

[aandrejevas]

It would be useful to add a strongly-typed version of Object.values().

How Object.values is defined:

values<T>(o: { [s: string]: T; } | ArrayLike<T>): T[];

How objectValues could be defined:

export const objectValues = Object.values as <Type extends object>(value: Type) => Array<Required<Type>[ObjectKeys<Type>]>;

Also objectKeys and objectEntries definitions should be synchronized:

// Notice "Type extends Record<PropertyKey, unknown>". This definition rejects interfaces.
export const objectEntries = Object.entries as <Type extends Record<PropertyKey, unknown>>(value: Type) => Array<[ObjectKeys<Type>, Required<Type>[ObjectKeys<Type>]]>;

// Notice "Type extends object". This definition accepts interfaces.
export const objectKeys = Object.keys as <Type extends object>(value: Type) => Array<ObjectKeys<Type>>;

I would suggest changing objectEntries definition to "Type extends object" to allow passing interfaces, because I see no point in rejecting them, we are not making these calls safer by rejecting them (with or without allowing interfaces we are doing the same unsafe things https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55012174/why-doesnt-object-keys-return-a-keyof-type-in-typescript).