Implement Object.is and Number.is[Finite,NaN] functions.

test/mjsunit/number-is.js

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+
+// Test Harmony Number.isFinite() and Number.isNaN() functions.
+
+assertTrue(Number.isFinite(0));
+assertTrue(Number.isFinite(Number.MIN_VALUE));
+assertTrue(Number.isFinite(Number.MAX_VALUE));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite(Number.NaN));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite(Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite(Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite(new Number(0)));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite(1/0));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite(-1/0));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite({}));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite([]));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite("s"));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite(null));
+assertFalse(Number.isFinite(undefined));
+
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(0));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(Number.MIN_VALUE));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(Number.MAX_VALUE));
+assertTrue(Number.isNaN(Number.NaN));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(new Number(0)));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(1/0));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(-1/0));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN({}));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN([]));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN("s"));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(null));
+assertFalse(Number.isNaN(undefined));