Bump core-js from 3.32.1 to 3.46.0

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Bumps core-js from 3.32.1 to 3.46.0.

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3.46.0 - 2025.10.09

• Changes v3.45.1...v3.46.0 (116 commits)
• Map upsert stage 3 proposal:
  • Fixed a FF WeakMap.prototype.getOrInsertComputed bug with callback calling before validation a key
• Iterator chunking proposal:
  • Built-ins:
    • Iterator.prototype.chunks
    • Iterator.prototype.windows
  • Moved to stage 2.7, September 2025 TC39 meeting
  • Iterator.prototype.sliding method replaced with an extra parameter of Iterator.prototype.windows method, [tc39/proposal-iterator-chunking/#24](tc39/proposal-iterator-chunking#24), [tc39/proposal-iterator-chunking/#26](tc39/proposal-iterator-chunking#26)
• Fixed Iterator.zip and Iterator.zipKeyed behavior with mode: 'longest' option, #1469, thanks @​lionel-rowe
• Fixed work of Object.groupBy and Iterator.zipKeyed together with Symbol polyfill - some cases of symbol keys on result null-prototype object were able to leak out to for-in
• Compat data improvements:
  • Map upsert proposal features marked as shipped from FF144
  • Added Node 25.0 compat data mapping
  • Added Deno 2.5 compat data mapping
  • Updated Electron 39 compat data mapping
  • Updated Opera 121+ compat data mapping
  • Added Opera Android 92 compat data mapping
  • Added Oculus Quest Browser 40 compat data mapping

3.45.1 - 2025.08.20

• Changes v3.45.0...v3.45.1 (30 commits)
• Fixed a conflict of native methods from Map upsert proposal with polyfilled methods in the pure version
• Added bugs fields to package.json of all packages
• Compat data improvements:
  • Map upsert proposal features marked as shipped from Bun 1.2.20
  • Added Samsung Internet 29 compat data mapping
  • Added Electron 39 compat data mapping

3.45.0 - 2025.08.04

• Changes v3.44.0...v3.45.0 (70 commits)
• Uint8Array to / from base64 and hex proposal:
  • Built-ins:
    • Uint8Array.fromBase64
    • Uint8Array.fromHex
    • Uint8Array.prototype.setFromBase64
    • Uint8Array.prototype.setFromHex
    • Uint8Array.prototype.toBase64
    • Uint8Array.prototype.toHex
  • Moved to stable ES, July 2025 TC39 meeting
  • Added es. namespace modules, /es/ and /stable/ namespaces entries
  • Added detection of a Webkit bug: Uint8Array fromBase64 / setFromBase64 does not throw an error on incorrect length of base64 string
• Math.sumPrecise proposal:
  • Built-ins:
    • Math.sumPrecise
  • Moved to stable ES, July 2025 TC39 meeting
  • Added es. namespace module, /es/ and /stable/ namespaces entries
• Iterator sequencing proposal:
  • Built-ins:

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Commits

• 98d9dc4 v3.46.0
• 38420bd add homepage field to package.jsons
• a7aee4c some fixes
• 12b441d Fix Iterator.zip and Iterator.zipKeyed behavior with mode: 'longest' op...
• 15d7a7d update copyright
• 9eaa6ad Merge pull request #1451 from zloirock/iterator-chunking-stage-2-7
• 686808f clarify versions
• a21ab8d FF WeakMap.prototype.getOrInsertComputed was fixed
• 747e648 Fix object property creation for potential Symbol keys
• 6bfb3cd move Iterator chunking proposal to stage 2.7
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