Use Babel plugins to fix Fragments issue#186
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developit/microbundle#623 A known issue in TypeScript: microsoft/TypeScript#20469
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Apparently, this has been a known issue for a while and the
Fragmentkeyword in the final build was not correctly setup. Adding two Babel plugins not only assure backwards-compatibility but also ensure that Fragments will work as expected until these microbundle and TS bugs are resolved and released.developit/microbundle#623
A known issue in TypeScript:
microsoft/TypeScript#20469