[codemod] Fix experimentalFeatures codemod for typescript parser
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Fix #12874
Weirdly so, the tsx parser vs js parser sometimes behaves differently. It was the case with the
removeObjectPropertyutility being used in theexperimentalFeaturescodemod.This can be visualized here. Try commenting the line 3 of the codemod script
export const parser = "tsx";to have the codemod remove theexperimentalFeaturesprop properly.The typescript parser parses the node as
ObjectPropertywhile the js parser parses asProperty.I was not aware of this and I think we should be mindful of testing with both compilers before shipping new codemods.