Re: [w3c/IndexedDB] How to read direction predicates in iterate a cursor? (Issue #450)

inexorabletash left a comment (w3c/IndexedDB#450)

Probably also worth noting: `"next"` is the easy case, where iterating is in natural order (that is, sorted first by the index key, the secondarily by the primary key. `"nextunique"` and `"prev"` are similarly unsurprising. `"prevunique"` is more complicated, because we agreed to match SQLite semantics and return the _first_ plausible record rather than the _last_ plausible record.

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