Well, since const { ValueIsNonEmptyString } = JIL is just another way of writing const ValueIsNonEmptyString = JIL.ValueIsNonEmptyString this response should definitely be wrong.
Nevertheless, I tried it and got the error TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'ValueIsNonEmptyString') instead
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