Bump esbuild from 0.12.8 to 0.12.9

[dependabot]

Bumps esbuild from 0.12.8 to 0.12.9.

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v0.12.9

• Allow this with --define (#1361)

  You can now override the default value of top-level this with the --define feature. Top-level this defaults to being undefined in ECMAScript modules and exports in CommonJS modules. For example:

  // Original code
  ((obj) => {
    ...
  })(this);
  // Output with "--define:this=window"
  ((obj) => {
  ...
  })(window);

  Note that overriding what top-level this is will likely break code that uses it correctly. So this new feature is only useful in certain cases.

• Fix CSS minification issue with !important and duplicate declarations (#1372)

  Previously CSS with duplicate declarations for the same property where the first one was marked with !important was sometimes minified incorrectly. For example:

  .selector {
    padding: 10px !important;
    padding: 0;
  }

  This was incorrectly minified as .selector{padding:0}. The bug affected three properties: padding, margin, and border-radius. With this release, this code will now be minified as .selector{padding:10px!important;padding:0} instead which means there is no longer a difference between minified and non-minified code in this case.

Changelog

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0.12.9

• Allow this with --define (#1361)

  You can now override the default value of top-level this with the --define feature. Top-level this defaults to being undefined in ECMAScript modules and exports in CommonJS modules. For example:

  // Original code
  ((obj) => {
    ...
  })(this);
  // Output with "--define:this=window"
  ((obj) => {
  ...
  })(window);

  Note that overriding what top-level this is will likely break code that uses it correctly. So this new feature is only useful in certain cases.

• Fix CSS minification issue with !important and duplicate declarations (#1372)

  Previously CSS with duplicate declarations for the same property where the first one was marked with !important was sometimes minified incorrectly. For example:

  .selector {
    padding: 10px !important;
    padding: 0;
  }

  This was incorrectly minified as .selector{padding:0}. The bug affected three properties: padding, margin, and border-radius. With this release, this code will now be minified as .selector{padding:10px!important;padding:0} instead which means there is no longer a difference between minified and non-minified code in this case.

Commits

• 223150f publish 0.12.9 to npm
• a848ad6 fix #1372: css minification bug with !important
• 7a05678 fix #1361: allow "this" with "--define"
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Looks like esbuild is up-to-date now, so this is no longer needed.