@babel/helper-compilation-targetsv8.0.0-alpha.11

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Helper functions on Babel compilation targets

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What is @babel/helper-compilation-targets?

Helper functions on Babel compilation targets.

Is @babel/helper-compilation-targets malicious or is it safe to use?

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