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feat!: use ESTree directive property when searching for "use strict"
#118
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nzakas
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I've added equivalent tests with function now. |
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Fixes #117
Updates the code that searches for
"use strict"directives to use thedirectiveproperty as the only way to determine whether a node represents a directive. All other ways are dropped, as it is expected that the given AST follows the ESTree Spec.Option
directivethat was enabling the use of non-standard DirectiveStatement nodes is also dropped.The
("use strict");test demonstrates the behavior change. The other tests are added as regression tests, they were already passing before this change.