Ferdinand Prantl

Yes, I'm afraid that you're right. You cannot decide, what time zone data will be used on the `date-fns-timezone` level. Actually, I didn't expect, that the 2012-2022 data would be...

I agree with @jasongerbes, that the package lock should stay, as @devpato referred to the best practices about it. They keep the build of this package stable and avoid security...

An API "wait for all" in `XHRMock` would be nice, but it will not be as simple as in your example, if it should work in more complicated tests. Mocks...

The same affects the `proxy`. When `xhr-mock` is used by including the browser script on a web page, its functionality is seriously limited. Yes, either bundling the utilities in `xhr-mock.js`...

Actually, the array of time zone names returned by [`listTimeZones`] contains only valid, non-deprecated canonical time zones. Exported as `zones` from the `data*` modules. Deprecated time zones are not exposed...

The main program body is asynchronous, but it does not handle errors thrown during the graph processing. Such errors are (still) handled by Node.js, but his approach is not recommended,...

@Schachte, if you write a Node.js program yourself, you can use the [render] method from [mermaidAPI]. It expects a string with the graph definition. If you want to use the...

PR #65 introduces support for standard input and output, if input or output files are not provided. It can be used on the command line or in a shell script...

I think, than the purpose was to insert a common code to the benchmark, so that you do not have to repeat it. If you want to include the code...

Recognising `Promise` as the callback result type should be straightforward. Dropping the `defer` option will need some more work to remove the need to know about the asynchronous behaviour before...