Finance: explicitly include core-js@2 #844
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Babel@7.4.0 is deprecating core-js@2 and
@babel/polyfill, so it will by default try to selectcore-js@3.Luckily for Finance, we had another module that used core-js@2 so we got the correct version. This introduces an explicit dependency for this until we want to upgrade to core-js@3 (unfortunately it produces a bigger bundle 😦)