Yeah, engines are a moving target. I'm all for backwards compatibility, but I'm worried about promoting old node versions with known unpatched security issues.

Yeah, engines are a moving target. I'm all for backwards compatibility, but I'm worried about promoting old node versions with known unpatched security issues. Given that eslint itself only supports node >= 12.22.0 it seems like it's time to get rid of the polyfills. I wish we as in the industry would find a better solution to adapt to this. It's a bit unfortunate that the polyfills as part of the library code itself, which makes it difficult to get rid of them once they're not needed anymore.