fix(parser): prevent line increments for U+2028/U+2029 in tokenizer#17602
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Thank you for your contribution! We discussed it in #17395, but we didn't get a definitive result. |
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Bug Fix: Correct Line Tracking for
\u2028/\u2029Inside String EscapesBabel was incorrectly tracking line numbers when a string literal contained
Unicode line terminator escapes (
\u2028,\u2029).Although these characters appear inside an escape sequence, the ECMAScript
spec defines them as actual line terminators in source text.
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