Allow StyleSheetServer to be minified out in client-only bundles, and StyleSheetTestUtils to be minified out in production#305
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These should never be used in production, so let's write it in a way that it can be minified out to further reduce bundle sizes. Not a huge impact, but might as well squeeze out a few more bytes.
Webpack can be configured to minify out this code when building bundles
that are client-only. This can be accomplished via the DefinePlugin:
```
new webpack.DefinePlugin({
"typeof window": JSON.stringify("object")
})
```
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Allow StyleSheetServer to be minified out in client-only bundles
Webpack can be configured to minify out this code when building bundles
that are client-only. This can be accomplished via the DefinePlugin:
Allow StyleSheetTestUtils to be minified out in production
These should never be used in production, so let's write it in a way
that it can be minified out to further reduce bundle sizes. Not a huge
impact, but might as well squeeze out a few more bytes.