Update identifier data to Unicode v11 #27
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ECMAScript follows the latest version of the Unicode Standard. Earlier this week, Unicode v11 was officially released. This patch updates Esprima to support the new identifier characters. Ref. tc39/ecma262#1219.
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- Linting: As per latest jshint (define function before called) - Testing: Use chai's `register-expect` - npm: Update devDeps (including moving from `coffee-script` to non-deprecated `coffeescript`) - npm: Simplify script running - npm: Avoid adding `package-lock.json` - npm: Update mocha per latest API - npm: Add recommended package.json fields: keywords, bugs, dependencies and change to author/contributors - Maintenance: Add `.editorconfig`
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ECMAScript follows the latest version of the Unicode Standard. Earlier this week, Unicode v11 was officially released. This patch updates Esprima to support the new identifier characters.
Ref. tc39/ecma262#1219.