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Factory for Iter classes

This function is more powerful and preferable way to create Iter classes

It accepts both Iterable and AsyncIterable. In this case it will simply return the corresponding Iter class

const 
  iterable: Iterable<number> = [];
  asyncIterable: AsyncIterable<number> = (async function* () {})();

intoIter(iterable); // SyncIter<number>
intoIter(asyncIterable); // AsyncIter<number>

If you pass it an object {}, it will return the SyncIter with entries [key, value]

intoIter({ foo: 1, bar: 2 }); // SyncIter<['foo', 1], ['bar', 2]>

It can also create SyncIter with number ranges

The first parameter is the number to start range from and the second one is where the range should end

If the end is not specified it will take either positive or negative Infinity depending on the sign of the start number

intoIter(1, 3); // SyncIter<1, 2, 3>
intoIter(-1, -3); // SyncIter<-1, -2, -3>
intoIter(-1, 1); // SyncIter<-1, 0, 1>
intoIter(1); // SyncIter<from 1 to Inifinity>
intoIter(-1); // SyncIter<from -1 to -Infinity>