Replace Uglify.js with Google Closure Compiler, JS version #4376
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…inally reformat package.json the way it likes
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…inally reformat package.json the way it likes (jashkenas#4376)
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closure-compiler-js can handle the CS2 input without complaint; and it also produces a compiled browser
.jsfile half the size of Uglify.js, so why not use Closure Compiler for both branches?