[docs] Missing `bytesLength` from Array

[inkeliz]

Currently, on Array documentation, doesn't mention the existence of bytesLength:

website/src/stdlib/array.md

Lines 36 to 43 in 50cc6b2

	### Fields
	* ```ts
	var length: i32
	```
	The length of this array. Setting the length to a value larger than internal capacity will automatically grow the array.
	### Methods

However, it's possible to use array.bytesLength.

[dcodeIO]

The property is private on normal Arrays, though this restriction is currently not enforced. Accessing it nonetheless is technically possible but considered unsafe. Within the standard library, we'd do something like

changetype<ArrayBufferView>(theArray).byteLength

or

load<i32>(changetype<usize>(theArray), offsetof<ArrayBufferView>("byteLength"))

to make the nature of the operation clear. Its's mostly an implementation detail in AS to have it on Arrays as well, while in JS only ArrayBufferViews (basically the typed arrays like Int32Array etc.) have it.

[inkeliz]

Oh... The byteLength is the capacity of ArrayBuffer, not the size... So, running:

    let x = new Array<u32>(10)
    x.length = 1

    console.log(x.byteLength.toString())

Returns 40 instead of 4. There's any way to get the "`array.byteLength" (that is actually the length, not the capacity)?

[inkeliz]

The solution is to use sizeof<valueof<T>>() (assuming T is Array<u64>, for instance). Then, it's possible to use array.length * sizeof<valueof<T>>().

However, both array.byteLength (for capacity) and valueof is missing from Docs. 🤔