Update QUnit to 2.11 and drop legacy Node.js versions #144
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Per <https://github.com/nodejs/Release>, Node 6 and 8 have reached EOL in 2019. The latest QUnit removed support for Node.js 8 and earlier, so to use it node-qunit has to do this as well. Commit package-lock.json to ensure local development and CI behaviour is more deterministic, and slightly faster.
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Preparing node-qunit 2.0.0 release. Using the new
qunitpackage name so that it is promoted as a dependant package on npmjs.org.