Bump the minimal node version from 8 to 20#109
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This raises the minimal node version substantially so we can use modern features/dependencies. I chose 20 because it's the version that stabilized `node:test` in case we want to get rid of mocha. I could have switched to 24 since this is what taskcluster itself is running on but I didn't want to be too strict in case someone else out there uses this.
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This raises the minimal node version substantially so we can use modern features/dependencies. I chose 20 because it's the version that stabilized
node:testin case we want to get rid of mocha. I could have switched to 24 since this is what taskcluster itself is running on but I didn't want to be too strict in case someone else out there uses this.Closes #93