FPO.js

Core methods use object destructuring so arguments can be in any order and optional ones omitted, removing common FP errors like misplaced parameters—evident in the reduce example where 'arr' and 'fn' are swapped.

Curried methods accept named arguments in any sequence, eliminating argument juggling; the README shows FPO's currying is straightforward compared to the complex partialRight/flip chain in traditional libraries.

FPO.apply and FPO.unapply allow easy conversion between named and positional argument styles, demonstrated with the ajax callback example for interoperability.

Provides FPO.std.* namespace with traditional positional arguments similar to Ramda, ensuring a fallback for developers accustomed to standard FP libraries.