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It looks like they fixed safari support in 7.x, and js-regexp-lookbehind is now supported (since Safari v16.4).. so maybe it's ok? |
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Part of #3963
I see the issue noted with dropped browser support, but that comment was from 2020 and browsers may support the syntax by now -- I tested the files where this package is used and it seemed to correctly normalize -- am I missing something?