build: update minimum browser versions #841
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We're using some ES2022 features, so let's make sure we compile to browsers that support those features, thus maybe transpiling less. Let's also configure TypeScript to use typings limited to those browsers, otherwise it might allow us to use things like `Iterator#map`, which are barely available in current browsers. That'll also avoid the `Array#at` situation from a few years back.
We avoided this in the past due to it being too new, but by now it's been adopted in major browsers for several years already.
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We're using some ES2022 features, so let's make sure we compile to browsers that support those features, thus maybe transpiling less. Let's also configure TypeScript to use typings limited to those browsers, otherwise it might allow us to use things like
Iterator#map, which are barely available in current browsers. That'll also avoid theArray#atsituation from afew years back.
Speaking of
Array#at, seeing as all major browsers have supported it for several years now, let's start embracing it too.