Remove 'iterall' as dependency. 'graphql' becomes zero dependency lib 🎉 #2364
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We used only couple functions from 'iterall' and it's the only dependency we have at the moment. Having no dependencies significantly simplify ESM builds and Deno support in future Partially resolves: graphql#2277 Bonus: All supported Node versions already natively support Array.from so it should improve perfomance
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We used only couple functions from 'iterall' and it's the only
dependency we have at the moment.
Having no dependencies significantly simplify ESM builds and Deno
support in future
Partially resolves: #2277
Bonus: All supported Node versions already natively support Array.from
so it should improve perfomance