Bump web-streams-polyfill from 2.1.1 to 3.1.0

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Bumps web-streams-polyfill from 2.1.1 to 3.1.0.

Release notes

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v3.1.0

• 🚀 Calling ReadableStream.tee() on a readable byte stream now returns two readable byte streams. (#81)
• 🚀 Add WritableStreamDefaultController.signal and .abortReason. (#81)
  • .signal requires a global AbortController constructor to be available. If necessary, use a polyfill.
• 🐛 Make sure streams created with a different version of the polyfill do not pass the brand checks. (#75, #77)
• 👓 Align with spec version cada812 (#79, #81)

v3.0.3

• 💅 Change Promise<void> to Promise<undefined> in TypeScript type definitions (#72)
• 🐛 Fix ReadableStream.tee() resolving its cancel() promise too early (#73)
• 👓 Align with spec version 6762cdb (#73)

v3.0.2

• 👓 Align with spec version 200c971 (#69)

v3.0.1

• 📝 Add documentation to type definitions (#62)
• 👓 Align with spec version 6cd5e81 (#63)
• 🐛 Fix an issue where the polyfill could throw an error when resolving/rejecting reader.closed when it was already resolved/rejected (#66, #67)

v3.0.0

• 💥 Align with spec version 62fe4c8 (#52, #57, #59)
  This includes the following breaking changes:
  • All classes are now exposed globally. Concretely, this adds the following classes:
    • ReadableStreamDefaultController
    • ReadableByteStreamController
    • ReadableStreamBYOBRequest
    • ReadableStreamDefaultReader
    • ReadableStreamBYOBReader
    • WritableStreamDefaultController
    • WritableStreamDefaultWriter
    • TransformStreamDefaultController
  • ReadableStream.getIterator() is renamed to ReadableStream.values()
  • ReadableByteStreamController.byobRequest can be null (instead of undefined) if there is no current BYOB request.
  • ReadableStreamBYOBRequest.view can be null (instead of undefined) if the BYOB request has already been responded to.
  • Constructors and methods have stricter type checking for object arguments. For example, new ReadableStream(null) would previously behave like new ReadableStream({}), but now it throws a TypeError instead.
  • Some constructors and methods may throw slightly different errors when given invalid arguments.
  • Various byte-stream-related APIs now prohibit zero-length views or buffers.
  • The async iterator of a ReadableStream now behaves more like an async generator, e.g. returning promises fulfilled with { value: undefined, done: true } after return()ing the iterator, instead of returning a rejected promise.
• 💥 Updated TypeScript types to align with new specification (#60)
  While these are technically breaking changes, you should only be affected if you manually reference these types from your code.
  • PipeOptions is renamed to StreamPipeOptions
  • ReadResult is replaced by ReadableStreamDefaultReadResult and ReadableStreamBYOBReadResult
  • ReadableStreamDefaultControllerCallback is replaced by UnderlyingSourceStartCallback and UnderlyingSourcePullCallback
  • ReadableByteStreamControllerCallback is replaced by UnderlyingByteSourceStartCallback and UnderlyingByteSourcePullCallback
  • ReadableStreamErrorCallback is renamed to UnderlyingSourceCancelCallback
  • WritableStreamDefaultControllerStartCallback is renamed to UnderlyingSinkStartCallback
  • WritableStreamDefaultControllerWriteCallback is renamed to UnderlyingSinkWriteCallback
  • WritableStreamDefaultControllerCloseCallback is renamed to UnderlyingSinkCloseCallback
  • WritableStreamErrorCallback is renamed to UnderlyingSinkAbortCallback

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Changelog

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v3.1.0 (2021-07-21)

• 🚀 Calling ReadableStream.tee() on a readable byte stream now returns two readable byte streams. (#81)
• 🚀 Add WritableStreamDefaultController.signal and .abortReason. (#81)
  • .signal requires a global AbortController constructor to be available. If necessary, use a polyfill.
• 🐛 Make sure streams created with a different version of the polyfill do not pass the brand checks. (#75, #77)
• 👓 Align with spec version cada812 (#79, #81)

v3.0.3 (2021-04-09)

• 💅 Change Promise<void> to Promise<undefined> in TypeScript type definitions (#72)
• 🐛 Fix ReadableStream.tee() resolving its cancel() promise too early (#73)
• 👓 Align with spec version 6762cdb (#73)

v3.0.2 (2021-02-10)

• 👓 Align with spec version 200c971 (#69)

v3.0.1 (2020-11-12)

• 📝 Add documentation to type definitions (#62)
• 👓 Align with spec version 6cd5e81 (#63)
• 🐛 Fix an issue where the polyfill could throw an error when resolving/rejecting reader.closed when it was already resolved/rejected (#66, #67)

v3.0.0 (2020-07-20)

• 💥 Align with spec version 62fe4c8 (#52, #57, #59)
  This includes the following breaking changes:
  • All classes are now exposed globally. Concretely, this adds the following classes:
    • ReadableStreamDefaultController
    • ReadableByteStreamController
    • ReadableStreamBYOBRequest
    • ReadableStreamDefaultReader
    • ReadableStreamBYOBReader
    • WritableStreamDefaultController
    • WritableStreamDefaultWriter
    • TransformStreamDefaultController
  • ReadableStream.getIterator() is renamed to ReadableStream.values()
  • ReadableByteStreamController.byobRequest can be null (instead of undefined) if there is no current BYOB request.
  • ReadableStreamBYOBRequest.view can be null (instead of undefined) if the BYOB request has already been responded to.
  • Constructors and methods have stricter type checking for object arguments. For example, new ReadableStream(null) would previously behave like new ReadableStream({}), but now it throws a TypeError instead.
  • Some constructors and methods may throw slightly different errors when given invalid arguments.
  • Various byte-stream-related APIs now prohibit zero-length views or buffers.
  • The async iterator of a ReadableStream now behaves more like an async generator, e.g. returning promises fulfilled with { value: undefined, done: true } after return()ing the iterator, instead of returning a rejected promise.
• 💥 Updated TypeScript types to align with new specification (#60)
  While these are technically breaking changes, you should only be affected if you manually reference these types from your code.
  • PipeOptions is renamed to StreamPipeOptions
  • ReadResult is replaced by ReadableStreamDefaultReadResult and ReadableStreamBYOBReadResult
  • ReadableStreamDefaultControllerCallback is replaced by UnderlyingSourceStartCallback and UnderlyingSourcePullCallback
  • ReadableByteStreamControllerCallback is replaced by UnderlyingByteSourceStartCallback and UnderlyingByteSourcePullCallback

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Commits

• 80a4667 3.1.0
• 984e504 Update changelog [skip ci]
• f6d6d35 Fix changelog
• dcd830e Merge pull request #81 from MattiasBuelens/update-20210708
• b23c416 Explain dependency on global AbortController
• e97e9c3 Tweak changelog
• 8159f29 Improve type
• ce99410 Update type tests
• f3217cc Update changelog
• 3577fff Update spec/wpt commit links
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