Order of operations, when to throw or silently do nothing?

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• Should sliceToImmutable with reversed start and end throw an exception even though slice with the same arguments would not?

• Should trying to write data in an immutable ArrayBuffer via a TypedArray element set throw, even though trying to write out-of-bounds or to a detached ArrayBuffer does not?

• Should TypedArray write methods (copyWithin, fill, reverse, set, etc.) throw when their backing ArrayBuffer is immutable but the targeted range is zero-length? If so, how early or late in the algorithm? The methods currently inspect arguments after ValidateTypedArray.

Similarly,

• How early or late in SetViewValue against an immutable ArrayBuffer should an exception be thrown? It currently inspects arguments before IsViewOutOfBounds.

• Likewise for abstract operations such as ArrayBufferCopyAndDetach (which currently checks IsSharedArrayBuffer, then newLength, then IsDetachedBuffer).

• And also for Atomics functions.

[erights]

To be driven by implementor feedback.

But my general inclination is: when in doubt, throw.

Moddable XS implementation throws.

Looking for further implementation feedback, both regarding throwing, and any other observable order-of-operation questions.