This PR allows legacy decorators to work with strict class fields, which
are now stage 3 and have shipped in a number of browsers. Allowing this will
allow users of the legacy transform (which is currently recommended by the
champions of the decorator proposal) to use the proper class field semantics
for non-decorated fields, which should help prevent breakage later on.
This change is not a breaking change, since users had to explicitly opt into
loose mode in class fields before. This just gives them the option to remove
that opt-in.
* Decorators legacy: register inserted declaration
For compatibility with the Typescript plugin
Fixes#10264
* Register declaration but also keep replaceWithMultiple
* [decorators] Correctly insert `_initialize(this)` after `super()`.
This commit fixes to problem:
1) After `super();` statements, `_initialize(this)` was inserted without
a trailing semicolon.
2) `(0, super())` causes an infinite recursion.
* Fix tests
* Add test
Fixes gh-8041
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* Update decorators parsing
This commit introduces three changes:
1) Class properties can be decorated
2) Decorators can contain arbitrary expressions, using @(...)
3) The Decorator node type has a new property, "arguments". This
makes it possible do distinguish @dec() and @(dec()), which have
different behaviors because @(dec()) is equivalent to @(dec())().
* Rename Decorator#expression to Decorator#callee
* Add test for @dec()()
