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chore(demos): Use var instead of const #1228

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@acdvorak acdvorak commented Sep 1, 2017

All other demo pages use var. Additionally, older browsers (notably IE < 11) don't support const, and we don't currently transpile our demo JS to ES5.

All other demo pages use `var`. Additionally, older browsers (notably IE < 11) don't support `const`, and we don't currently transpile our demo JS to ES5.
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Merging #1228 into master will decrease coverage by <.01%.
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