* Lint against CJS globals in modules
* Use `import.meta.url` instead of `__filename` in `src` files
* Prepare fixtures runner for `import.meta.url`
* Use `import.meta.url` instead of `__filename` in `test/index` files
* Remove `__dirname` from remaining test files
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* Avoid using `module` in `src` files
* Avoid using `require` in `src` files
* Avoid using `require` in `test` files
* Update `@types/node`
* Compile dynamic import in `@babel/node`
* Fix windows
* Use `@babel/plugin-proposal-dynamic-import` from npm
* Run exec tests in fresh contexts
* Reevaluate modules in every context
* Cache module code when running tests
* Eliminate weakmap accesses as much as possible
* Remove old multiline usage
* Using bundled polyfill to significantly increase performance
The individual requires for each file were the part that was sooooo slow.
* Drop LRU cache size
* Fixes
* Fix test
Co-authored-by: Huáng Jùnliàng <jlhwung@gmail.com>
This fixes an issue where destructuring assignments eligible for the "array unpacking" optimization would fail to compile when the array literal on the right-hand side of the expression contained holes.
Example input:
```js
[a, b] = [, 2];
; // Avoid completion record special case
```
The error message was `Property right of AssignmentExpression expected node to be of a type ["Expression"] but instead got null`.
Now the above code compiles to:
```js
a = void 0;
b = 2;
;
```
This PR also adds a couple of related test cases that were missing, to ensure the change doesn't regress them:
* Normal assignment expression with unpacking
* Declaration with unpacking and a hole on RHS
* No unneeded empty arrays in transform spread
Since Array.prototype.concat creates a new array from inputs, there's
no need to call it from a new empty array ([].concat()).
* [fixup] simplify detection of new array
