Why is this “Hello, World!” JavaScript code fragment recognized as an acceptable program instruction? [duplicate]

The actual code is:

greet = "...".toString.bind("hello world!")

Where the ... in the string literal are the bytes E2 80 AE, which is the right-to-left override Unicode character, which causes everything after it to be displayed in reverse. It’s used for writing right-to-left languages like Arabic or Hebrew.

hex editors are your friend

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