ESLint: Allow Map and Set in ES5 code#3328
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Since this is a very small and required by #3326, I will merge this after all tests pass. |
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Briefly, IE11 partially supports
SetandMap, so we should be allowed to use them throughout our code base. However, ESLint is configured to only allow ES5 code, so it rejectsSetandMapas undefined variables. This PR adds an exception to our ESLint config to declareSetandMapas defined.