Add support for allowNegative ("--no-foo")#163
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Love it! Confirmed it matches the node commit.
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oh, should update the readme too I guess edit: done |
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LGTM, thanks @bakkot
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Gonna go ahead and click the merge button. I'm not sure how releases here work. Looks like there's a github workflow referencing an archived action? Anyway I think it would be good to do a release. |
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Fixes #160; cc @ljharb.
Direct port of nodejs/node#53107. Node is MIT licensed, same as this project, so that should be kosher. I added the original author as a coauthor on the commit.