AI Changelog

New Features

Compatibility: Core-js now includes compatibility data for Opera Android 83, Deno 1.44, and Electron 32, ensuring better support across these platforms.
New Features: The Uint8Array now supports a toBase64 method with an omitPadding option, enhancing data handling capabilities.
New Features: The Promise.try method is added and marked as supported from V8 ~ Chromium 128, providing a new way to handle asynchronous operations.
New Features: The RegExp.escape method is now available, allowing for easier handling of special characters in regular expressions.

Security: The library now uses HTTPS instead of HTTP in the URL constructor detection, enhancing security for users.
Performance: Minor optimizations are made to improve the overall performance of the library, ensuring a smoother user experience.
Code Quality: The eslint rules are updated to improve code quality and maintainability, leading to a more robust library.

Fix issues with the RegExp.escape method to handle all cases of ControlEscape according to the current specification, ensuring accurate functionality.
Fix a bug in the handleNCG method of es.regexp.constructor, which now correctly considers captured groups inside non-capturing groups.

Update various dependencies to ensure the library remains up-to-date and secure, providing users with the latest features and fixes.
Add compatibility data mappings for various browsers and environments, improving the library's usability across different platforms.

Compatibility: Core-js now includes compatibility data for Opera Android 83, Deno 1.44, and Electron 32, ensuring better support across these platforms.
New Features: The Uint8Array now supports a toBase64 method with an omitPadding option, enhancing data handling capabilities.
New Features: The Promise.try method is added and marked as supported from V8 ~ Chromium 128, providing a new way to handle asynchronous operations.
New Features: The RegExp.escape method is now available, allowing for easier handling of special characters in regular expressions.

Security: The library now uses HTTPS instead of HTTP in the URL constructor detection, enhancing security for users.
Performance: Minor optimizations are made to improve the overall performance of the library, ensuring a smoother user experience.
Code Quality: The eslint rules are updated to improve code quality and maintainability, leading to a more robust library.

Fix issues with the RegExp.escape method to handle all cases of ControlEscape according to the current specification, ensuring accurate functionality.
Fix a bug in the handleNCG method of es.regexp.constructor, which now correctly considers captured groups inside non-capturing groups.

Update various dependencies to ensure the library remains up-to-date and secure, providing users with the latest features and fixes.
Add compatibility data mappings for various browsers and environments, improving the library's usability across different platforms.