chore(deps-dev): bump ember-l10n from 3.1.1 to 4.0.0

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Bumps ember-l10n from 3.1.1 to 4.0.0.

Release notes

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v4.0.0

This release removes the dependency on ember-cli-ifa.

Updating from 3.x

If you only had ember-cli-ifa installed for this addon, you can safely remove it from the list of your dependencies, as well as all configuration for it.

How does fingerprinting work now?

It works as before, only that we automatically pick up if it should be fingerprinted based on the ember-cli-build.js settings - no need to configure anything else. You only need to make sure that .json files are fingerprinted - we also warn (at build time) when that is not the case.

Are there any other major changes?

Mostly, this should be a drop-in update. The only breaking change is that jsonPath on the l10n service does not work anymore. Instead, you can configure that in the config/environment.js now (if necessary).

v3.2.1

• Ensure it handles absolute URL prepends

v3.2.0

• Use @babel/parser for extraction instead of esprima. This allows to extract from native classes, as well as from TypeScript files.
• Ensure ember-ajax is not installed when installing ember-l10n (this was a leftover in the blueprint)
• Ensure /translations directory is created on first extraction run

Commits

• 181d3db Released v4.0.0
• 34a583a Merge pull request #57 from Cropster/fno/refactor-ember-cli-ifa
• 4fd9cc7 Stop using ember-cli-ifa
• b034498 Released v3.2.1
• 1d23f5e Ensure it handles absolute URL prepends
• 7d7a041 Released v3.2.0
• 71b21c2 Merge pull request #56 from Cropster/fno/parse-js-improvements
• 8867d62 Add test for extracting from TypeScript
• 92bfed3 Add test for extracting native classes with decorators
• 2bef6d4 Use @babel/parser instead of esprima for JS extraction
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