chore(deps-dev): bump core-js from 3.19.1 to 3.26.0

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Bumps core-js from 3.19.1 to 3.26.0.

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3.26.0 - 2022.10.24

• Array.fromAsync proposal:
  • Moved to Stage 3, September TC39 meeting
  • Avoid observable side effects of %Array.prototype.values% usage in array-like branch, proposal-array-from-async/30
• Added well-formed unicode strings stage 2 proposal:
  • String.prototype.isWellFormed
  • String.prototype.toWellFormed
• Recent updates of the iterator helpers proposal:
  • Added a counter parameter to helpers, proposal-iterator-helpers/211
  • Don't await non-objects returned from functions passed to AsyncIterator helpers, proposal-iterator-helpers/239
  • { Iterator, AsyncIterator }.prototype.flatMap supports returning both - iterables and iterators, proposal-iterator-helpers/233
  • Early exit on broken .next in missed cases of { Iterator, AsyncIterator }.from, proposal-iterator-helpers/232
• Added self polyfill as a part of The Minimum Common Web Platform API, specification, #1118
• Added inverse option to core-js-compat, #1119
• Added format option to core-js-builder, #1120
• Added NodeJS 19.0 compat data
• Added Deno 1.26 and 1.27 compat data
• Added Opera Android 72 compat data mapping
• Updated Electron 22 compat data mapping

3.25.5 - 2022.10.04

• Fixed regression with an error on reuse of some built-in methods from another realm, #1133

3.25.4 - 2022.10.03

• Added a workaround of a Nashorn bug with Function.prototype.{ call, apply, bind } on string methods, #1128
• Updated lists of [Serializable] and [Transferable] objects in the structuredClone polyfill. Mainly, for better error messages if polyfilling of cloning such types is impossible
• Array.prototype.{ group, groupToMap } marked as supported from V8 ~ Chromium 108
• Added Electron 22 compat data mapping

3.25.3 - 2022.09.26

• Forced polyfilling of Array.prototype.groupToMap in the pure version for returning wrapped Map instances
• Fixed existence of Array.prototype.{ findLast, findLastIndex } in /stage/4 entry
• Added Opera Android 71 compat data mapping
• Some stylistic changes

3.25.2 - 2022.09.19

• Considering document.all as a callable in some missed cases
• Added Safari 16.0 compat data
• Added iOS Safari 16.0 compat data mapping
• Fixed some ancient iOS Safari versions compat data mapping

3.25.1 - 2022.09.08

• Added some fixes and workarounds of FF30- typed arrays bug that does not properly convert objects to numbers
• Added sideEffects field to core-js-pure package.json for better tree shaking, #1117
• Dropped semver dependency from core-js-compat
  • semver package (ironically) added a breaking change and dropped NodeJS 8 support in the minor 7.1 version, after that semver in core-js-compat was pinned to 7.0 since for avoiding breaking changes it should support NodeJS 8. However, since core-js-compat is usually used with other packages that use semver dependency, it causes multiple duplication of semver in dependencies. So I decided to remove semver dependency and replace it with a couple of simple helpers.
• Added Bun 0.1.6-0.1.11 compat data
• Added Deno 1.25 compat data mapping
• Updated Electron 21 compat data mapping
• Some stylistic changes, minor fixes, and improvements

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Commits

• 3b13f58 3.26.0
• 036575a add self
• f5f7df5 { Iterator, AsyncIterator }.prototype.flatMap supports returning both - ite...
• 8e58a6d don't await non-objects returned from functions passed to AsyncIterator hel...
• f17389a add counter argument to async iterator helpers
• c8d22f6 add counter argument to iterator helpers
• e29fa7c change the order of imports
• e54087d drop CI badges as useless
• aab66f4 add missed author field
• 7959981 add well formed unicode strings proposal
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