builtin-modules

What I did 1. New modules added Since they can only import with prefix, I think it make sense to list prefixed names for existing modules. can cusome this list directly after this change. 2. Wrote a new script that runs with all flags to collect as many modules as possible 3. Add a automated job to update list. 4. Add deprecated and back. See question bellow. Question I found that we previously excluded but not , they both deprecated, I think we can keep them in the list for easier maintaince. They are still useable after all. Should I change? We should either include both or exclude both.

I suspect you might have wanted to simply drop support for the old Node.js versions, but it was easy to not do it, so I left them all, I hope you don't mind. (If you want you can drop support for them on another release) Fix valid submodules being skipped, closes #12 Update static list according to Node.js v18.10.0 Improve tests Improve CI Add script for local testing quickly on all supported Node.js versions (6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 17, 18), needs local installation of fnm I don't see anything here as breaking change.