Bump org.graalvm.js:js-scriptengine from 21.1.0 to 24.0.0

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Bumps org.graalvm.js:js-scriptengine from 21.1.0 to 24.0.0.

Release notes

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GraalJS 23.1.2

GraalJS is an ECMAScript-compliant runtime to execute JavaScript and Node.js applications. It is fully standard compliant, execute applications with high performance, and provide all benefits from the GraalVM stack, including language interoperability and common tooling.

GraalJS version 23.1.2 is designed for use with Oracle GraalVM for JDK 21.0.2 or GraalVM Community Edition for JDK 21.0.2, and can be downloaded downloaded separately.

There are two distribution types to choose from:

• Native Standalone: This contains a Native Image compiled launcher
• JVM Standalone: This contains JavaScript in the JVM configuration

To distinguish between them, the GraalVM Community Edition version has -community in the name. A JVM standalone has -jvm in a name.

Learn more about GraalJS and how to get started on the website: https://www.graalvm.org/javascript/.

GraalJS 23.1.1

GraalJS is an ECMAScript-compliant runtime to execute JavaScript and Node.js applications. It is fully standard compliant, execute applications with high performance, and provide all benefits from the GraalVM stack, including language interoperability and common tooling.

As of version 23.1.0, you can download GraalJS as a standalone distribution for Oracle GraalVM or GraalVM Community Edition. There are two standalone types to choose from:

• Native Standalone: This contains a Native Image compiled launcher
• JVM Standalone: This contains JavaScript in the JVM configuration

To distinguish between them, the GraalVM Community Edition version has the suffix -community in the name. A JVM standalone has a -jvm suffix in a name.

Learn more about GraalJS and how to get started on the website: https://www.graalvm.org/javascript/.

GraalJS 23.1.0

GraalJS is an ECMAScript-compliant runtime to execute JavaScript and Node.js applications. It is fully standard compliant, execute applications with high performance, and provide all benefits from the GraalVM stack, including language interoperability and common tooling.

As of version 23.1.0, you can download GraalJS as a standalone distribution for Oracle GraalVM or GraalVM Community Edition. There are two standalone types to choose from:

• Native Standalone: This contains a Native Image compiled launcher
• JVM Standalone: This contains JavaScript in the JVM configuration

To distinguish between them, the GraalVM Community Edition version has the suffix -community in the name. A JVM standalone has a -jvm suffix in a name.

Learn more about GraalJS and how to get started on the website: https://www.graalvm.org/javascript/.

GraalJS 23.0.2.1 (NodeJS only)

GraalVM provides an ECMAScript-compliant runtime to execute JavaScript and Node.js applications. It is fully standard compliant, execute applications with high performance, and provide all benefits from the GraalVM stack, including language interoperability and common tooling.

More information is available on the GraalVM website: http://www.graalvm.org/reference-manual/js/

This release contains critical update for NodeJS artifacts only.

GraalJS 23.0.2

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Changelog

Sourced from org.graalvm.js:js-scriptengine's changelog.

Version 24.0.0

• Implemented the WebAssembly threads proposal.
• Implemented the Promise.withResolvers proposal. It is available in ECMAScript staging mode (--js.ecmascript-version=staging).
• Implementation of Async Iterator Helpers proposal (that was split out from Iterator Helpers proposal) was moved behind the experimental option --js.async-iterator-helpers.
• Implemented the Well-Formed Unicode Strings proposal. It is available in ECMAScript staging mode (--js.ecmascript-version=staging).
• Implemented the JSON.parse source text access proposal. It is available in ECMAScript staging mode (--js.ecmascript-version=staging).
• Updated Node.js to version 18.18.2.
• WebAssembly support in Node.js has been enabled by default. It can be disabled using the experimental option --js.webassembly=false.
• --js.import-assertions option has been replaced by --js.import-attributes option because the corresponding proposal has migrated from the usage of assertions to the usage of attributes.

Version 23.1.0

• NOTE: GraalVM no longer ships with a "js" ScriptEngine. Please either use the Maven dependency or explicitly put js-scriptengine.jar on the module path. See ScriptEngine documentation for details.
• ECMAScript 2023 mode/features enabled by default.
• Updated Node.js to version 18.17.1.
• Implemented the Async Context proposal. It is available behind the experimental option --js.async-context.
• FinalizationRegistry.prototype.cleanupSome is not enabled by default any more; it has been moved to ECMAScript staging mode (--js.ecmascript-version=staging).
• Added an experimental option --js.allow-narrow-spaces-in-date-format (enabled by default). When this option is set to false then narrow spaces in date/time formats are replaced by a space (0x20).
• Made option js.console stable and allowed in SandboxPolicy.UNTRUSTED.
• Made option js.unhandled-rejections stable and allowed in SandboxPolicy.CONSTRAINED.
• Added option js.allow-eval that is stable and allowed in SandboxPolicy.UNTRUSTED.
• Deprecated option js.disable-eval, superseded by js.allow-eval.
• Implemented the String.dedent proposal. It is available in ECMAScript staging mode (--js.ecmascript-version=staging).
• Duplicate named capture groups are now supported in regular expressions, as per the duplicate named capturing groups proposal.
• Implemented the RegExp v flag proposal. It is available behind the experimental option --js.regexp-unicode-sets.
• The Maven coordinates for embedding the GraalVM JavaScript have been updated. For consuming the enterprise GraalVM JavaScript, use:

  <dependency>
    <groupId>org.graalvm.polyglot</groupId>
    <artifactId>js</artifactId>
    <version>${graalvm.version}</version>
    <type>pom</type>
  </dependency>

  For consuming the community GraalVM JavaScript, use:

  <dependency>
    <groupId>org.graalvm.polyglot</groupId>
    <artifactId>js-community</artifactId>
    <version>${graalvm.version}</version>
    <type>pom</type>
  </dependency>

Version 23.0.0

• Implemented the WebAssembly reference types proposal.
• Implemented the Iterator Helpers proposal. It is available behind the experimental option --js.iterator-helpers.
• Implemented the ShadowRealm proposal. It is available behind the experimental option --js.shadow-realm.
• Removed experimental option v8-legacy-const.
• Removed non-standard SharedArrayBuffer.isView.

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Commits

• eac51cf GR-52607 : release GraalVM 24.0.0
• 60733ff [GR-52036] Backport to 24.0: Switch statement expression should not be parsed...
• 5a1d50a Cleanup: Scope.UseInfo.name can be final.
• b82ed3c [GR-52036] Add regression test.
• b4830ba Switch statement expression should be parsed outside the switch block scope.
• 6a7a408 [GR-51747] Fix possible infinite recursion in AbstractJSObjectArray.setElemen...
• 5a912d6 Avoid virtual call for array length in the uncached case.
• a9b341f [GR-51680] Add regression test.
• 84cdb60 [GR-51680] Fix possible infinite recursion in AbstractJSObjectArray.setElemen...
• 159292d [GR-44414] Fix Nashorn test failing in shared-engine mode (24.0).
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Superseded by #326.