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Fix: Rollback core-js@3.6.4 to core-js@3.5.0 #4
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Description
core-js@3.6.0
introduces a sticky polyfill that causes an infinite loop for IE11 users. (see zloirock/core-js#754 (comment))Motivation and Context
The core-js polyfill for sticky regex causes an infinite loop when being parsed by IE11. See zloirock/core-js#754 and https://github.com/slevithan/xregexp/blob/2cb340a819b290c2d8638965fb7e825cfc0efbc4/src/xregexp.js#L604
How Has This Been Tested?
Tested / verified in integrated web applications offline (@underbyte)
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