# any

Runs candidates sequentially and returns the first match tagged with its key.
Candidates are snapshotted from own enumerable keys when `any` is called.
ECMAScript own-key order applies: integer-index strings, other strings, then
symbols.

## Signatures

```ts
export declare function any<const GS extends Readonly<Record<string, GuardInput<any, any, any, any>>>>(guards: GS): Guard<AnyInput<GS>, AnyOutput<GS>, Guard.Error<GS[keyof GS]>, Guard.Services<GS[keyof GS]>>;
```

## Why

Ordered first-match dispatch turns independently composable Guards into a deterministic tagged union without treating `None` as failure.

## Ownership and lifetime

Construction snapshots own enumerable entries and acquires no resources; each run executes candidates sequentially until the first `Some`.

## Examples

```ts
import { any, liftPredicate } from "@typed/guard"
const classify = any({ text: liftPredicate((u: unknown): u is string => typeof u === "string") })
```