* Remove dead link
* Use consistent "homepage" url in package.json
* Update md links
* Update comment link in parser d.ts
* Add comment in gitpod config
* Update circleci config
* Update PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE
* Update badges
* Trigger CI
* Update 404 link
* Mark transpiled JSX elements as pure
* Avoid duble annotation
* Add "pure" option to the React preset
* Fix generator indentation
* Update tests
* Add tests for the "pure" option
* Update windows fixtures
While it isn't technically needed because regenerator already handles
async functions, it doesn't play well with the Promise detection logic
used by @babel/preset-env's useBuiltIns and @babel/transform-runtime.
The plugin exclusion logic isn't removed, because
1) it will be useful when merging @babel/preset-modules
into @babel/preset-env
2) if/when regenerator will support injecting a custom promise,
we can enable this optimization again
* Node modules compatibility: add ".js" extension to imported polyfills
* Update fixtures
* add extensions on calling `addDefaultImport()`, not in the function.
| Q | A <!--(Can use an emoji 👍) -->
| ------------------------ | ---
| Fixed Issues? | None
| Patch: Bug Fix? | No
| Major: Breaking Change? | No
| Minor: New Feature? | No
| Tests Added + Pass? | Existing tests pass
| Documentation PR | No
| Any Dependency Changes? | `regenerator-transform` in `@babel/plugin-transform-regenerator`
| License | MIT
I recently updated `regenerator`, `regenerator-transform`, and `regenerator-preset` to fix a number of vulnerabilities surfaced by `npm audit`. There was no need to update `regenerator-runtime`, as it does not have any dependencies of its own. I'm happy to report the latest versions of these packages have zero vulnerability warnings according to `npm audit`.
While I was at it, I also updated all dependencies of these packages to their Babel 7 equivalents, so there should hopefully be fewer legacy package dependencies installed because of Regenerator.
