Nathan Quarles nateq314

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	/**
	* Return the flattened version of an arbitrarily deep nested array as a new
	* array, keeping the original unchanged. It uses a simple recursive algorithm.
	*
	* Positives: clean, intuitive, doesn't mutate the argument
	* Negatives: 1) probably uses more memory than alternative implementations.
	* 2) recursive, so in theory more limited by system resources than
	* an alternative non-recursive algorithm would be. Unlikely to
	* be a problem in most use cases but if you had an array nested
	* say 1 million levels deep, probably wouldn't want to use this