Update @babel/core: 7.5.5 → 7.17.7 (minor)

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✳️ @​babel/core (7.5.5 → 7.17.7) · Repo · Changelog

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Commits

See the full diff on Github. The new version differs by 28 commits:

• v7.17.7
• Avoid `resolveTargets` call if `browsers` is an empty array (#14294)
• Fix some minor (language, not code) syntax and type errors. (#14352)
• Fix update expression for exported bigints (#14341)
• move static-block and private-in tests to es2022 (#14346)
• Allow variable and function with the same name in static blocks (#14344)
• Exclude `helpers/*.js` from codecov (#14342)
• Report single error for invalid num seps in unicode escapes (#14338)
• Fix static/proto initializers when there aren't class fields (#14335)
• Type-safe ParseErrors (#14320)
• Improve `transform-destructuring` typings (#14236)
• fix: push `newClass` only when class is decorated (#14334)
• Remove length restriction from JSX entities, and ignore `Object.prototype` (#14327)
• Fixed the `ParseResult` type in `@babel/core` (#14333)
• chore: update test262 to f7fb969cc4934bbc5aa29a378d59325eaa84f475 (#14330)
• Convert ESLint plugins to CommonJS (#14180)
• Unify compat-data generation with and without `bugfixes: true` (#14305)
• format README.md (#14324)
• Update `@types/jest` (#14315)
• Fix `import type/typeof` printing with no specifiers (#14309)
• Fix duplicate exports initialization with many exports (#14313)
• fix: support bigints in update expressions for private fields (#14311)
• Update test262 (#14306)
• [tsx] raise error on single arrow type argument without comma (#14135)
• fix: cache (#14303)
• Remove pretty printing from register cache (#14300)
• fix(ts): skip func-type param start on parsing (#14293)
• Add v7.17.6 to CHANGELOG.md [skip ci]

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Closed in favor of #31.