Create empty array using destructuring

Closure Compiler does not create empty iterable arrays using destructuring.
`[...Array(3)]`

### Given the input:
```
const html =
`${[...Array(3)].reduce((acc, _, i) => acc +=
`${i}`, '')}
`

console.log(html)
```
### A) We would expect the output to be:
`'012'`

https://jsfiddle.net/v9m7fzrd/

### B) Instead, what we're getting is:
`''`

You can solve this issue in Closure Compiler using `Array(3).fill()` instead of [...Array(3)]

Closure Compiler does not warn you or gives you an error. We noticed this while checking the user interface.