Array.prototype.forEach Polyfill

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### 💡 How to Think About This Problem
When implementing **Array.prototype.forEach Polyfill** in an interview, the interviewer evaluates your core JavaScript capabilities, syntax familiarity, and edge-case handling.

#### 1. Deconstructing the Requirements
To construct a robust solution:
* **Pre-conditions**: Handle empty collections or incorrect parameter types.
* **Core Logic**: Target the required functional transformation cleanly.

#### 2. Step-by-Step Breakdown

* **Step 1: Input Validation** - Check constraints and boundary values early on.
* **Step 2: Algorithm Implementation** - Validate callback type. Loop through the array, invoking the callback with context `thisArg` on existing indices (`i in this`). Elements appended during iteration must not be visited.
* **Step 3: Complexity Analysis** - We prioritize structural sharing and minimal allocations.

#### 💬 Thinking Aloud (Interview Walkthrough)
Here is how you should naturally talk through this problem during the interview:

Array.prototype.forEach Polyfill

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