Use Babel's loose mode for shorted & more performant code#1572
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🚀 I like it. Smaller file size and easier to read.
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The premise is here that this should be slightly faster and certainly is slightly more lightweight. This sacrifices spec-correctness (not needed for the majority of use cases).