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A collection of utility functions, types and interfaces.
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/**
* Removes a property from a nested object based on a dot-separated path.
*
* This function mutates the original object by deleting the property specified by the `path`.
* If the path is invalid or does not exist in the object, no action is taken.
*
* @param obj The object from which the property will be removed. This should be a valid object.
* @param path A dot-separated string indicating the nested path to the property that should be removed.
* For example, "user.name" would target the `name` property inside the `user` object.
*
* @example
* let myObj = { user: { name: "John", age: 30 } };
* RemoveFromObject(myObj, "user.name");
* // myObj now equals { user: { age: 30 } }
*
* @remarks
* - The function does not return any value.
* - If the `path` is an empty string or leads to a non-existent property, the function will not perform any operation.
* - This function directly modifies the input object (`obj`), so no new object is created.
* - The function handles only own properties of the object and does not traverse the prototype chain.
*/
export declare function RemoveFromObject(obj: any, path: string): void;