Reflect.js
function OrdinaryGetPrototypeOf(O) {
            var proto = Object.getPrototypeOf(O);
            if (typeof O !== "function" || O === functionPrototype)
                return proto;
            // TypeScript doesn't set __proto__ in ES5, as it's non-standard.
            // Try to determine the superclass constructor. Compatible implementations
            // must either set __proto__ on a subclass constructor to the superclass constructor,
            // or ensure each class has a valid `constructor` property on its prototype that
            // points back to the constructor.
            // If this is not the same as Function.[[Prototype]], then this is definately inherited.
            // This is the case when in ES6 or when using __proto__ in a compatible browser.
            if (proto !== functionPrototype)
                return proto;
            // If the super prototype is Object.prototype, null, or undefined, then we cannot determine the heritage.
            var prototype = O.prototype;
            var prototypeProto = prototype && Object.getPrototypeOf(prototype);
            if (prototypeProto == null || prototypeProto === Object.prototype)
                return proto;
            // If the constructor was not a function, then we cannot determine the heritage.
            var constructor = prototypeProto.constructor;
            if (typeof constructor !== "function")
                return proto;
            // If we have some kind of self-reference, then we cannot determine the heritage.
            if (constructor === O)
                return proto;
            // we have a pretty good guess at the heritage.
            return constructor;
        }
function OrdinaryGetPrototypeOf(O) {
            var proto = Object.getPrototypeOf(O);
            if (typeof O !== "function" || O === functionPrototype)
                return proto;
            // TypeScript doesn't set __proto__ in ES5, as it's non-standard.
            // Try to determine the superclass constructor. Compatible implementations
            // must either set __proto__ on a subclass constructor to the superclass constructor,
            // or ensure each class has a valid `constructor` property on its prototype that
            // points back to the constructor.
            // If this is not the same as Function.[[Prototype]], then this is definately inherited.
            // This is the case when in ES6 or when using __proto__ in a compatible browser.
            if (proto !== functionPrototype)
                return proto;
            // If the super prototype is Object.prototype, null, or undefined, then we cannot determine the heritage.
            var prototype = O.prototype;
            var prototypeProto = prototype && Object.getPrototypeOf(prototype);
            if (prototypeProto == null || prototypeProto === Object.prototype)
                return proto;
            // If the constructor was not a function, then we cannot determine the heritage.
            var constructor = prototypeProto.constructor;
            if (typeof constructor !== "function")
                return proto;
            // If we have some kind of self-reference, then we cannot determine the heritage.
            if (constructor === O)
                return proto;
            // we have a pretty good guess at the heritage.
            return constructor;
        }
9.1 Ordinary Object Internal Methods and Internal Slots https://tc39.github.io/ecma262/#sec-ordinary-object-internal-methods-and-internal-slots 9.1.1.1 OrdinaryGetPrototypeOf(O) https://tc39.github.io/ecma262/#sec-ordinarygetprototypeof