* check for spaces and tabs before a flow comment
* fix issue with using string index and shift interchangably
* update tests
* Use update charcodes version
* Disallow flow-comments in flow-comments and check for unterminated comments
These are now enabled by default:
- objectRestSpread (2018)
- asyncGenerators (2018)
- optionalCatchBInding (2019)
- jsonStrings (2019)
TODO (after this commit):
- [ ] Deprecate the `@babel/plugin-syntax-*` packages.
- [ ] Deprecate the `@babel/plugin-proposal-*` packages.
- [ ] Create the `@babel/plugin-transform-*` packages.
* Update parser whitespace for clarity
Has the nice benefit of not requiring a charCode to String conversion.
* Remove test262 exceptions
Per https://github.com/tc39/ecma262/pull/1218#issuecomment-395340891,
ECMA262 follows whatever the latest Unicode version specifies for Zs
Space_Separator category. MONGOLIAN VOWEL SEPARATOR was moved to the Cf
Other_Format category in Unicode 8.
* Fix private property parsing in Flow
* Flow tests updated
* Fix type error
* Appropriate name was given to test folder
* Fix
* Empty
* Correct type annotation
* Add required changes in generator package
* Add required changes in flow-strip-types
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