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feat(treeshaking): Update package to output es6 module, to allow for treeshaking #410

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In order to make treeshaking work we need to output es6 modules. paragon made a similar change in this PR: openedx/paragon#481. This PR adjusts babel.config.json similarly

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Merging #410 (ef7667f) into master (67d71cf) will not change coverage.
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@noisecapella noisecapella merged commit b984823 into master Jun 29, 2022
@noisecapella noisecapella deleted the gs/treeshaking branch June 29, 2022 12:03
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