Need to credit caniuse-lite in produced web app?

[mifi]

Is your proposal related to a problem?

I'm not expert on software licenses, but from what I gathered, when deploying an javascript application bundle to production and serving it on a web server, this counts as distribution of statically linked software, where I need to follow the licenses of all javascript npm packages used by my project. So when I'm using create-react-app in my application, most dependencies are MIT or similar, which cause no issues. But there is an exception: caniuse-lite has CC-BY-4.0 license, which states the need to give explicit credit to the author when distributing the software. Does this mean that all projects using create-react-app need to provide such credits somewhere in the web application they are producing? Or am I misunderstanding something?

Describe the solution you'd like

If so, then I think we should state somewhere in the documentation of create-react-app that the users need to credit caniuse-lite or caniuse.

Describe alternatives you've considered

I've already contacted caniuse-lite but they say it's the license coming from the mother project caniuse.
Also caniuse are not willing to change this:
Fyrd/caniuse#4062

[rassie]

I'm maybe approaching this naively, but do any of the bits of caniuse-lite get into the final production bundle? I thought that caniuse-lite's data is only used in development to select babel's transpiling plugins. In this case, a project using create-react-app is not re-distributing caniuse-lite and therefore there is no problem?