feat: add selectFirst function
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selectFirstis very similar toselect, but instead of returning a list of mapped values meeting some condition, it returns only the first such value--short-circuiting when it does. If no value meets the condition, it returnsundefined.See #9 (comment) for more background info/rationale.
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