[WTF-2705]: Increase Transpilation Target - #231
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What is the purpose of this PR?
Increase the transpilation target of babel. There was a polyfill for object destructuring that caused collisions when multiple widgets using the language feature were loaded by the Mendix client.
Relevant changes
Removed specific targets for the Widget build configurations. This makes preset-env fall back on its defaults, which are more conservative than the compatibility we advertise in the Mendix documentation.
The build configuration for editorConfig was left at "safari 11", as it is evaluated by a runtime that only supports es5.
What should be covered while testing?