chore: bump esbuild from 0.14.10 to 0.14.12

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Bumps esbuild from 0.14.10 to 0.14.12.

Release notes

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v0.14.12

• Ignore invalid @import rules in CSS (#1946)

  In CSS, @import rules must come first before any other kind of rule (except for @charset rules). Previously esbuild would warn about incorrectly ordered @import rules and then hoist them to the top of the file. This broke people who wrote invalid @import rules in the middle of their files and then relied on them being ignored. With this release, esbuild will now ignore invalid @import rules and pass them through unmodified. This more accurately follows the CSS specification. Note that this behavior differs from other tools like Parcel, which does hoist CSS @import rules.

• Print invalid CSS differently (#1947)

  This changes how esbuild prints nested @import statements that are missing a trailing ;, which is invalid CSS. The result is still partially invalid CSS, but now printed in a better-looking way:

  /* Original code */
  .bad { @import url("other") }
  .red { background: red; }
  /* Old output (with --minify) */
  .bad{@​import url(other) } .red{background: red;}}
  /* New output (with --minify) */
  .bad{@​import url(other);}.red{background:red}

• Warn about CSS nesting syntax (#1945)

  There's a proposed CSS syntax for nesting rules using the & selector, but it's not currently implemented in any browser. Previously esbuild silently passed the syntax through untransformed. With this release, esbuild will now warn when you use nesting syntax with a --target= setting that includes a browser.

• Warn about } and > inside JSX elements

  The } and > characters are invalid inside JSX elements according to the JSX specification because they commonly result from typos like these that are hard to catch in code reviews:

  function F() {
    return <div>></div>;
  }
  function G() {
    return <div>{1}}</div>;
  }

  The TypeScript compiler already treats this as an error, so esbuild now treats this as an error in TypeScript files too. That looks like this:

  ✘ [ERROR] The character ">" is not valid inside a JSX element
  example.tsx:2:14:
    2 │   return <div>></div>;
      │               ^
      ╵               {'>'}
  
  Did you mean to escape it as "{'>'}" instead?
  

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from esbuild's changelog.

0.14.12

• Ignore invalid @import rules in CSS (#1946)

  In CSS, @import rules must come first before any other kind of rule (except for @charset rules). Previously esbuild would warn about incorrectly ordered @import rules and then hoist them to the top of the file. This broke people who wrote invalid @import rules in the middle of their files and then relied on them being ignored. With this release, esbuild will now ignore invalid @import rules and pass them through unmodified. This more accurately follows the CSS specification. Note that this behavior differs from other tools like Parcel, which does hoist CSS @import rules.

• Print invalid CSS differently (#1947)

  This changes how esbuild prints nested @import statements that are missing a trailing ;, which is invalid CSS. The result is still partially invalid CSS, but now printed in a better-looking way:

  /* Original code */
  .bad { @import url("other") }
  .red { background: red; }
  /* Old output (with --minify) */
  .bad{@​import url(other) } .red{background: red;}}
  /* New output (with --minify) */
  .bad{@​import url(other);}.red{background:red}

• Warn about CSS nesting syntax (#1945)

  There's a proposed CSS syntax for nesting rules using the & selector, but it's not currently implemented in any browser. Previously esbuild silently passed the syntax through untransformed. With this release, esbuild will now warn when you use nesting syntax with a --target= setting that includes a browser.

• Warn about } and > inside JSX elements

  The } and > characters are invalid inside JSX elements according to the JSX specification because they commonly result from typos like these that are hard to catch in code reviews:

  function F() {
    return <div>></div>;
  }
  function G() {
    return <div>{1}}</div>;
  }

  The TypeScript compiler already treats this as an error, so esbuild now treats this as an error in TypeScript files too. That looks like this:

  ✘ [ERROR] The character ">" is not valid inside a JSX element
  example.tsx:2:14:
    2 │   return <div>></div>;
      │               ^
      ╵               {'>'}
  
  Did you mean to escape it as "{'>'}" instead?
  

... (truncated)

Commits

• 4276739 publish 0.14.12 to npm
• eaa3ba8 guard typo detector access behind a mutex
• 2f6d5fa don't try to correct CSS variables to properties
• 5859f8c only allow CSS nesting syntax inside a style rule
• 89fa021 warn about basic CSS property typos
• 41dea66 small adjustment to try.html
• 78e0808 warn about } and > inside JSX elements
• 11ed34e allow trailing "&" nesting selectors without space
• 69996b4 add initial support for "@​nest" rules (#1945)
• 9851b5a warn when CSS nesting syntax is used (#1945)
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Superseded by #91.