Function Break

Break<B, C = never>(value: B): ControlFlow<B, C>
Creates a Break variant of ControlFlow.

Use this to signal that an operation should exit early with the given value.
Type Parameters
- B
  The type of the break value.
- C = never
  The type of the continue value (defaults to void when a value is provided).
Parameters
- value: B
  The value to return on break.
Returns ControlFlow<B, C>
A ControlFlow in the Break state.
Example
```
const flow = Break('found it');
console.log(flow.isBreak()); // true
console.log(flow.breakValue().unwrap()); // 'found it'

const voidFlow = Break();
console.log(voidFlow.isBreak()); // true
```
- Defined in std/ops/control_flow.ts:245
Break<C = never>(): ControlFlow<void, C>
Creates a Break variant of ControlFlow with no value. This overload is used when the operation exits early but doesn't produce a meaningful value.
Type Parameters
- C = never
  The type of the continue value (allows type specification when chaining with Continue).
Returns ControlFlow<void, C>
A ControlFlow<void, C> in the Break state.
Example
```
const voidFlow = Break();
console.log(voidFlow.isBreak()); // true
console.log(voidFlow.breakValue()); // Some(undefined)

// With explicit type parameter
const typedFlow = Break<number>();  // ControlFlow<void, number>
```
- Defined in std/ops/control_flow.ts:262