A design proposal for splitting the ParallelJS (PJs) API into two layers: adding 'unordered' parallel variants of standard array methods (like unorderedMap, unorderedReduce) directly to JavaScript arrays for simple parallel operations, while refocusing ParallelArray on advanced multi-dimensional, type-annotated use cases. The unordered naming convention signals to the engine that parallel execution is likely beneficial, and the approach allows easy polyfilling on older browsers.
