Repeated references in Maps & Sets produce broken output

Briefly, this happens:

```js
const obj = {}
const map = new Map([['a', obj], ['b', obj]])
const ok = stringify(map)
// "new Map([['a',{}],['b',{}]])"
const bad = stringify(map, null, null, { references: true })
// "(function(){var x=new Map([['a',{}],['b',undefined]]);x[1][1]=x[0][1];return x;}())"
eval(bad)
// Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '1' of undefined
```

The problem here is that the object type isn't tracked, and therefore isn't taken into account by `stringifyPath`. The `.` and `[]` forms work fine for arrays and objects, but don't for Maps and Sets. The path in those cases is referring to the `Array.from()` constructions, rather than the resulting objects.

Commencez par stringifyPath et la gestion de Map/Set exercée par la reproduction fournie de stringify(..., { references: true }). Suivez la manière dont les chemins sont construits à partir de Array.from() et vérifiez que eval(bad) réussit tout en préservant les références répétées.

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