unist-util-remove-position strips position properties from a unist (Unified Syntax Tree) node and its descendants. This is useful when you want to process or serialize a unist tree without including line/column/offset information, reducing the size and improving performance. By removing location data, you can simplify comparisons, decrease data transfer overhead, and focus solely on the structure and content of the unist tree. It offers a clean way to prepare your syntax trees for specific downstream tasks.