[fix] replace polyfill.io with cloudflare equivalent#30123
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Summary
This PR will replace the reference to
polyfill.iowith a Cloudflare equivalent. This is needed becausepolyfill.iowas bought by a Chinese company and started serving malware embedded in the polyfill JS files.Source: https://sansec.io/research/polyfill-supply-chain-attack
How did you test this change?
I ran the command
yarn devinfixtures/domdirectory. I openedhttp://localhost:3000/hydration?version=15.0.0-rc.2on my browser. I checked if the page works like before. And if thepolyfill.min.jswas loaded using the developer tools. Attached the screenshot for the same.