Update "tap" and "standard" to newer version

[owl-from-hogvarts]

Node-gyp uses to old tap 12.7.0. In fact now last tap version is 15.x.x
Node-gyp uses to old standard package 14.3.4. In fact now last tap version is 16.x.x

[rvagg]

Yeah, we got stuck on 12.x because it dropped support for versions of Node.js that we still needed to support in 13.x+ (we did upgrade but had to roll back). That hasn't been revisited in a while so it might be possible to do it now.

[owl-from-hogvarts]

@rvagg the latest changelog states that tap drop node < 10 support. In node-gyp readme there is no states about minimal supported version of node, that is required to run node-gyp, but github checks run tests for node.js 10 and above

[rvagg]

npm has been more aggressive in their minimum version support in the last year or two so it's probably appropriate for us too. Mostly we just need to make sure we don't get ahead of npm, but otherwise we should be able to move forward.
Feel free to do an upgrade and PR it if you want to try and reconcile these things.

[owl-from-hogvarts]

lol it seems that the version of standard we use does not know how to work with static keyword and class property decalration syntax:

class foo {
  static bar = 'foobar'
}

that code raise exeption:

Parsing error: Unexpected token =

[owl-from-hogvarts]

@rvagg
As i figured out, we can safly update both tap and standard to newest versions.

There «Node.js v10 or higher must be installed to run this program» in readme of npm/cli repo.

According to tap changelog they dropped support of node.js below 10 version

Drop support for node <10

standard drop support of node.js 8 here thus i can make a conclusion that it should support node.js 10