New array methods

Now that all browsers support the new array methods toSpliced(), with(), toSorted(), toReversed(), do they offer a better solution compared to the spread operator, worth documenting in the Updating Arrays in State page?

In the current docs:

const insertAt = 1; // Could be any index
    const nextArtists = [
      // Items before the insertion point:
      ...artists.slice(0, insertAt),
      // New item:
      { id: nextId++, name: name },
      // Items after the insertion point:
      ...artists.slice(insertAt)
    ];

Could be replaced with:

 setArtists(artists.toSpliced(1, 0, { id: nextId++, name: name }));

Start with the Updating Arrays in State page and review the linked array-method reference to compare toSpliced(), with(), toSorted(), and toReversed() with the existing spread-operator examples. Done means deciding whether these methods provide clearer guidance and updating the page if they do.