docs: Add default browserslist configuration as a starting point #43260
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This addition helps users figure out that this is the kind of expression they need to put in their `package.json`, and it provides the Next.js defaults to use as a starting point. (I was initially confused and thought the default configuration would just be "defaults".) The list was pulled from `MODERN_BROWSERSLIST_TARGET` in packages/next/shared/lib/constants.ts.
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This addition helps users figure out that this is the kind of expression they need to put in their
package.json, and it provides the Next.js defaults to use as a starting point. (I was initially confused and thought the default configuration would just be "defaults".)The list was pulled from
MODERN_BROWSERSLIST_TARGETin packages/next/shared/lib/constants.ts.Documentation / Examples
pnpm build && pnpm lint