Bump esbuild from 0.8.51 to 0.11.16

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Bumps esbuild from 0.8.51 to 0.11.16.

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v0.11.16

• Fix TypeScript enum edge case (#1198)

  In TypeScript, you can reference the inner closure variable in an enum within the inner closure by name:

  enum A { B = A }
  

  The TypeScript compiler generates the following code for this case:

  var A;
  (function (A) {
    A[A["B"] = A] = "B";
  })(A || (A = {}));
  

  However, TypeScript also lets you declare an enum value with the same name as the inner closure variable. In that case, the value "shadows" the declaration of the inner closure variable:

  enum A { A = 1, B = A }
  

  The TypeScript compiler generates the following code for this case:

  var A;
  (function (A) {
    A[A["A"] = 1] = "A";
    A[A["B"] = 1] = "B";
  })(A || (A = {}));
  

  Previously esbuild reported a duplicate variable declaration error in the second case due to the collision between the enum value and the inner closure variable with the same name. With this release, the shadowing is now handled correctly.

• Parse the @-moz-document CSS rule (#1203)

  This feature has been removed from the web because it's actively harmful, at least according to this discussion. However, there is one exception where @-moz-document url-prefix() { is accepted by Firefox to basically be an "if Firefox" conditional rule. Because of this, esbuild now parses the @-moz-document CSS rule. This should result in better pretty-printing and minification and no more warning when this rule is used.

• Fix syntax error in TypeScript-specific speculative arrow function parsing (#1211)

  Because of grammar ambiguities, expressions that start with a parenthesis are parsed using what's called a "cover grammar" that is a super-position of both a parenthesized expression and an arrow function parameter list. In JavaScript, the cover grammar is unambiguously an arrow function if and only if the following token is a => token.

  But in TypeScript, the expression is still ambiguously a parenthesized expression or an arrow function if the following token is a : since it may be the second half of the ?: operator or a return type annotation. This requires speculatively attempting to reduce the cover grammar to an arrow function parameter list.

  However, when doing this esbuild eagerly reported an error if a default argument was encountered and the target is es5 (esbuild doesn't support lowering default arguments to ES5). This is problematic in the following TypeScript code since the parenthesized code turns out to not be an arrow function parameter list:

  function foo(check, hover) {
  

... (truncated)

Changelog

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0.11.16

• Fix TypeScript enum edge case (#1198)

  In TypeScript, you can reference the inner closure variable in an enum within the inner closure by name:

  enum A { B = A }
  

  The TypeScript compiler generates the following code for this case:

  var A;
  (function (A) {
    A[A["B"] = A] = "B";
  })(A || (A = {}));
  

  However, TypeScript also lets you declare an enum value with the same name as the inner closure variable. In that case, the value "shadows" the declaration of the inner closure variable:

  enum A { A = 1, B = A }
  

  The TypeScript compiler generates the following code for this case:

  var A;
  (function (A) {
    A[A["A"] = 1] = "A";
    A[A["B"] = 1] = "B";
  })(A || (A = {}));
  

  Previously esbuild reported a duplicate variable declaration error in the second case due to the collision between the enum value and the inner closure variable with the same name. With this release, the shadowing is now handled correctly.

• Parse the @-moz-document CSS rule (#1203)

  This feature has been removed from the web because it's actively harmful, at least according to this discussion. However, there is one exception where @-moz-document url-prefix() { is accepted by Firefox to basically be an "if Firefox" conditional rule. Because of this, esbuild now parses the @-moz-document CSS rule. This should result in better pretty-printing and minification and no more warning when this rule is used.

• Fix syntax error in TypeScript-specific speculative arrow function parsing (#1211)

  Because of grammar ambiguities, expressions that start with a parenthesis are parsed using what's called a "cover grammar" that is a super-position of both a parenthesized expression and an arrow function parameter list. In JavaScript, the cover grammar is unambiguously an arrow function if and only if the following token is a => token.

  But in TypeScript, the expression is still ambiguously a parenthesized expression or an arrow function if the following token is a : since it may be the second half of the ?: operator or a return type annotation. This requires speculatively attempting to reduce the cover grammar to an arrow function parameter list.

  However, when doing this esbuild eagerly reported an error if a default argument was encountered and the target is es5 (esbuild doesn't support lowering default arguments to ES5). This is problematic in the following TypeScript code since the parenthesized code turns out to not be an arrow function parameter list:

... (truncated)

Commits

• bfc735e publish 0.11.16 to npm
• d86a3b9 fix #1216: friendly error for missing "async"
• b5aed81 fix #1201: minify must rename cross-chunk imports
• 4dfd1b6 provide a result even without onRebuild (#1186)
• 083fe24 fix #1208: "return" should not absorb "super()"
• 601808c move diff assert into test package
• b4ef39c Further changes to the behavior of the browser field (#1215)
• 695b40d fix #1211: lazy => default argument lowering error
• 35341ed use common helpers in ts parser tests
• cc9b6fc fix #1205: consume ident-like token after "-"
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Superseded by #21.