Creating a function that mimics Promise.allSettled

It is necessary to implement the function allSettled(), which reproduces the behavior of the standard Promise.allSettled method.

function allSettled(inputs) {}

allSettled([
  new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(() => resolve(1), 1000)),
  Promise.reject(2),
  Promise.resolve(3),
]).then(console.log);

// [
//   { "status": "fulfilled", "value": 1 },
//   { "status": "rejected", "reason": 2 },
//   { "status": "fulfilled", "value": 3 }
// ]

The function should accept an array of promises (or values compatible with promises) and return a new promise that resolves after all the passed promises have settled. The result should be an array of objects, each containing a status field with the value "fulfilled" or "rejected" and a corresponding value or reason field with the result or rejection reason.