turf.area() produces different results when redundant points are added

If polygon A shares a partial boundary of a larger polygon B, but is otherwise completely inside polygon B, turf.area() will give a different result for the dissolved result of A and B than B alone.

turf.area(turf.dissolve(A,B)) != turf.area(B)

This can be fixed by running turf.cleanCoords() on the dissolved polygon, at least in initial testing. I will put up an Observable notebook for testing soon.

Start by reproducing the area difference with the polygon setup described for turf.area() and turf.dissolve(), then compare the dissolved result with turf.cleanCoords(). The linked Observable notebook is not present, so establish a minimal reproducible case first; done means the dissolved result matches polygon B's area and the regression is covered.