[babel 8] Bump eslint-parser/plugin eslint requirements#15763
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BABEL_8_BREAKINGflagIn this PR we bumped the ESLint requirements of
@babel/eslint-parser8 and@babel/eslint-plugin8, because Babel parser 8, when enabled with estree plugin, will not return the Babel style class features AST that an ESLint 7 plugin is expecting.In this PR we also change the peerDependencies specification from
>=to the current equivalent^notations. It will not break any current users, but will serve as a guard when we need certain updates to support any major versions of@babel/coreoreslint. We can always broaden the support matrix in the future.