Description
When you try to apply a remove operation inside an array, depending of the array size and the operations structure an exception can be thrown.
Let's imagine the following example: you have an object with an array of 2 elements. If you try to remove first the element at index 0 and then the element at index 1, the execution fails. Why? Because the operations are applied in a sequential order, so, first we remove the element of the index 0, and we get the array with just one element inside, then we try to remove the element at index 1 and there are not elements at that position.
I have created a github simple project to show this with unit test.
The easy way to avoid this is to create the deletion operations in descentent order: first the greatest index and last the smallest index. But it would be nice to take this into account inside the json-patch library.