Object() constructor does not always construct new ordinary object

[Josh-Cena]

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20.1.1 The Object Constructor:

• creates a new ordinary object when called as a constructor.
• performs a type conversion when called as a function rather than as a constructor.

However, it only "creates a new ordinary object" when new.target !== Object. new Object(v) is exactly equivalent to Object(v) and "performs a type conversion". Not sure how this can be rephrased, though.