Bump temporal-polyfill from 1.0.4 to 1.0.5

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Bumps temporal-polyfill from 1.0.4 to 1.0.5.

Release notes

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temporal-polyfill@1.0.5

📉 Size Wins

• Smaller global IIFE bundles after min+gzip:
  • Basic (global.js): 19,532 → 19,433 bytes (−0.5%)
  • Full (full/global.js): 23,378 → 23,276 bytes (−0.4%)
• Tree-shakeable API imports are 27.30% smaller on average after min+gzip. Highlights:
  • DurationFns.sign: 880 → 186 bytes (−79%)
  • ZonedDateTimeFns.compare: 950 → 268 bytes (−72%)
  • PlainDateFns.toPlainYearMonth: 2,808 → 1,194 bytes (−57%)

🐛 Tree-Shakeable API Correctness Fixes

• FIX: Tree-shakeable API year/month rounding and alignment helpers use correct non-ISO calendar boundaries instead of mixing calendar year/month values with ISO fields
• FIX: ZonedDateTimeFns.getTimeZoneTransition preserves transitions at epoch nanoseconds 0n instead of returning null, in both class-based and tree-shakeable APIs
• FIX: Improve behavioral parity between the tree-shakeable and class-based APIs:
  • diffYears/Months/Weeks/Days:
    • ZonedDateTime handles equal instants, fractional units, DST transitions, skipped dates, rounding, and calendar validation (#103, #104), thx @​Pawel-IT
    • PlainDateTime includes time remainders and uses correct relative calendar-unit rounding, floating-point precision, calendar validation, and range validation
    • PlainDate uses correct relative calendar-unit rounding, floating-point precision, calendar validation, and range validation
    • PlainYearMonth ignores the internal reference ISO day, uses month precision, and handles rounding and range boundaries correctly
  • diffHours/Minutes/Seconds/Milliseconds/Microseconds/Nanoseconds
    • PlainTime preserves fractional precision and return positive zero for results that round to zero

Changelog

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v1.0.5

📉 Size Wins

• Smaller global IIFE bundles after min+gzip:
  • Basic (global.js): 19,532 → 19,433 bytes (−0.5%)
  • Full (full/global.js): 23,378 → 23,276 bytes (−0.4%)
• Tree-shakeable API imports are 27.30% smaller on average after min+gzip. Highlights:
  • DurationFns.sign: 880 → 186 bytes (−79%)
  • ZonedDateTimeFns.compare: 950 → 268 bytes (−72%)
  • PlainDateFns.toPlainYearMonth: 2,808 → 1,194 bytes (−57%)

🐛 Tree-Shakeable API Correctness Fixes

• FIX: Tree-shakeable API year/month rounding and alignment helpers use correct non-ISO calendar boundaries instead of mixing calendar year/month values with ISO fields
• FIX: ZonedDateTimeFns.getTimeZoneTransition preserves transitions at epoch nanoseconds 0n instead of returning null, in both class-based and tree-shakeable APIs
• FIX: Improve behavioral parity between the tree-shakeable and class-based APIs:
  • diffYears/Months/Weeks/Days:
    • ZonedDateTime handles equal instants, fractional units, DST transitions, skipped dates, rounding, and calendar validation (#103, #104), thx @​Pawel-IT
    • PlainDateTime includes time remainders and uses correct relative calendar-unit rounding, floating-point precision, calendar validation, and range validation
    • PlainDate uses correct relative calendar-unit rounding, floating-point precision, calendar validation, and range validation
    • PlainYearMonth ignores the internal reference ISO day, uses month precision, and handles rounding and range boundaries correctly
  • diffHours/Minutes/Seconds/Milliseconds/Microseconds/Nanoseconds
    • PlainTime preserves fractional precision and return positive zero for results that round to zero

Commits

• 971c379 Fix skip some native func-api, simplify vitest rig
• dc2d281 update test262 tests
• 4113aa2 Update size stats
• 6ac33a5 bump
• b7adb2c Changelog
• 4480036 Min+gzip size snapshot infra
• 81f9b3b size reduction in changelog
• 13273a3 Remove unnecessary createDurationSlots
• 169238f Fix tree-shaking oscillation for real
• 8d9d01d Split relative-unit totaling from rounding
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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