How to ensure that my enum values in JavaScript don't change?

Hello everyone! I'm writing in JavaScript and encountered a problem: I'm creating an object that I use as an enum for order statuses. For example: ```javascript const OrderStatus = { PENDING: 'pending', SHIPPED: 'shipped', DELIVERED: 'delivered', CANCELLED: 'cancelled' }; ``` But I noticed that other developers on the team, or even myself, might accidentally change the values of this object during program execution. For example, someone might write `OrderStatus.PENDING = 'new_pending'` and break all the logic. TypeScript has proper enums, but we're writing in pure JS. I've tried using `Object.freeze()`, but I'm not sure if it's 100% protection against changes. Maybe there's a more reliable way to make enum constants immutable? How to properly organize an enum in