Since the introduction of threw in
0feec9f, no one have reported that
`threw(obj)` doesn't work as the documentation states.

```js
const sinon = require("sinon");
const o = { pie: "apple" };
const f = sinon.fake.throws(o);

f();
// this is supposed to return true
f.threw(o);
// => false
```

Since it has been 12+ years without an error report, it's safe to assume
that no one uses the `threw` method in this way. Let's remove it from
the documentation.

…ature

Instead of the later (breaking) version.

* fix: bundling compatibility with webpack@5
when using webpack v5 to bundle code that calls `require('sinon')` (cjs) , it would have defaulted to "exports->require" and fail with multiple node-api requirements (util, timers, etc.)

this patch ensures that anyone who bundles sinon for browser gets the (browser-compatible) esm version.

tested on both webpack v5 and v4. should be noted that v4 worked even without this patch, as it automatically injected polyfills.  v5 no longer does so. with this PR, people using webpack@4 to bundle sinon at least see size improvement, as the polyfills are no longer required.

* fix: revert change for package.json -> "browser"
browserify doesn't seem to like esm. leave that entry point alone, and ensure "exports" -> "browser" (which webpack@5 uses) is esm.

* Support callable instances

* Clean prettier lint

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Co-authored-by: - <->

Version 10.2.0 of fake-timers had an unexpected breaking
change. We re-released 10.1.0 as 10.3.0 to force users
into jumping over the deprecated version.

v10.2.0 was re-released as v11.0.0 and will be part of
the next Sinon major