the language parser may(why not?) reuse "use strict" to get some options from it, for example:
"use strict, es6, blockscope"
then, it may work with the rest using modified and new functionality. so the output will be different depending on personal choice of developer (staying backward-compatible for those who dont use options)
it may prevent creation of separate language projects.
the language parser may(why not?) reuse "use strict" to get some options from it, for example:
"use strict, es6, blockscope"
then, it may work with the rest using modified and new functionality. so the output will be different depending on personal choice of developer (staying backward-compatible for those who dont use options)
it may prevent creation of separate language projects.