feat(es/minifier): Support unary negate in cast_to_number
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Oct 14, 2024
CodSpeed Performance ReportMerging #9642 will improve performances by 3.35%Comparing Summary
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Description:
Adds support for
-incast_to_number. Before it only worked ifargisInfinity. Now it uses a recursive call onargso it works for expressions like-5,-[]etc.This change is important because negative number literals (e.g.
-5) are aUnaryExprwithop=-&arg=5, unless you applyexpr_simplifierpass or something else that uses it.BREAKING CHANGE:
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