Javascript - removing the notion of scope in variable declarations#5577
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…5577) * Removing the notion of import.scope * Adapting to no notion of import.scope * Adapting to no notion of import.scope * RPC for import.initializer * Removing TODOs
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What's changed?
Following #5569:
ScopedVariableDeclarations.scopeas let/const/var was already moved to VariableDeclarations.modifierWhat's your motivation?
To meet the design decision of "remove that import scope and instead update the model of JS.Import to cover that case".