Remove polyfill.io

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[fiskus]

Polyfill was added when we replaced Babel with Typescript, as I understand https://github.com/quiltdata/quilt/pull/2043

[fiskus]

I checked that ResizeObserver and RelativeTimeFormat, which explicitly polyfiled, work fine in Firefox without polyfill.io

[nl0]

I checked that ResizeObserver and RelativeTimeFormat, which explicitly polyfiled, work fine in Firefox without polyfill.io

yeah, they are widely supported nowadays according to caniuse