rest/spread is a nice bit of syntax worth using in code, but when refactoring be aware that it is not a 1:1 replacement for use of the classic JS 'arguments' bu

rest/spread is a nice bit of syntax worth using in code, but when refactoring be aware that it is not a 1:1 replacement for use of the classic JS 'arguments' builtin. They have different performance characteristics, and in particular a `Function.apply(this, arguments)` and `Function.call(this, ...args)` have different underlying implementations by spec even if they appear to do the same thing, which can mean the latter may be much much slower than you expect, potentially triggering additional garbage collections. I've had to flag this in code review a couple times :(