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We should export a TransformStream that allows crls to be used within a stream pipeline.

Because this sort of logic is probably niche, it should be included in a separate export (crls/stream) that is tree-shakeable.

Right now, the security expression is evaluated as two predicates: one for rows (returning true for the row to be included, false for the row to be excluded), and one for columns (returning true for all columns to be included, or a set of column names to include).

These expression can be combined into a single parameter passed to the library's default export. The combined expression should return true (if the row and all columns are included), or a set of column names (implying that the row, albeit partial, isn't excluded), or false (if the row is excluded).

function crls <T extends object, U = unknown> (
    data: T[] | (() => Promise<T[]>),
    security: (row: T, context: U) => true | Set<keyof T> | false
): ((context: U) => Partial<T>[]) | ((context: U) => Promise<Partial<T>[]>);

We should include a reference Next.js application to demonstrate how crls works in the real world.

The example should probably use Prisma because of it's popularity & widespread use with Next.js, and some authentication library (e.g. Clerk, Magic).

The app should be placed in a directory named examples/nextjs-prisma-clerk (or whatever libraries are chosen), and use PNPM as the package manager (to align with the library).