Implement a utility function useArray that manages an array with convenient helper methods.

Instead of manually cloning and mutating arrays, useArray provides a clean interface for common operations like add, remove, update, filter, and clear.

Your task: Write a function useArray(defaultValue) that:

• Accepts an initial array defaultValue.
• Returns an object with:
  • array: the current array.
  • set(newArray): replace the array with newArray.
  • push(item): add an item to the end.
  • remove(index): remove the item at the given index.
  • filter(predicate): keep items matching the predicate.
  • update(index, newItem): replace item at index.
  • clear(): empty the array.

Example

const fruits = useArray(['apple', 'banana']);

fruits.push('orange');
console.log(fruits.array); 
// ["apple", "banana", "orange"]

fruits.update(1, 'grape');
console.log(fruits.array); 
// ["apple", "grape", "orange"]

fruits.remove(0);
console.log(fruits.array); 
// ["grape", "orange"]

fruits.filter(fruit => fruit.includes('a'));
console.log(fruits.array); 
// ["grape", "orange"]

fruits.clear();
console.log(fruits.array); 
// []