Correct unique for empty arrays

[inanna-malick]

As defined here: http://coffeescriptcookbook.com/chapters/arrays/removing-duplicate-elements-from-arrays

Array::unique = ->
  output = {}
  output[@[key]] = @[key] for key in [0...@length]
  value for key, value of output

[].unique() evaluates to [null] in the latest version of Chrome.

This can be fixed by using the 'own' keyword to only iterate over output's own properties.

Array::unique = ->
  output = {}
  output[@[key]] = @[key] for key in [0...@length]
  value for own key, value of output

[].unique() evaluates to [] in the latest version of Chrome.

I'm not sure why null is a property of the empty array, but javascript can be weird like that.

An alternative fix would be to just return an empty array if @Length == 0

[inanna-malick]

This is a bit too hacky. I'm going to resubmit a better fix

[sukima]

I think the return [] if @length == 0 is a good option, Underscore has checks like these.