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Use builtin Web Fetch; polyfill not needed in Node.js >= 20 #2790

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Note that we must manually exclude the two polyfill libraries, unidici and @remix-run/web-fetch, because they are not properly tree-shaken.

@lpsinger lpsinger requested review from Courey and dakota002 December 15, 2024 18:35
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Note that we must manually exclude the two polyfill libraries,
unidici and @remix-run/web-fetch, because they are not properly
tree-shaken.
@dakota002 dakota002 merged commit d5a2d0c into nasa-gcn:main Dec 16, 2024
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@lpsinger lpsinger deleted the builtin-fetch branch December 16, 2024 19:44
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