Drop `focus-visible` polyfill once Safari 15.3 is no longer supported
See original GitHub issuehttps://caniuse.com/?search=focus-visible
We use focus-visible to polyfill the :focus-visible
pseudoclass, which we should remove as soon as we’re able.
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(worth noting that we might not be able to accept contributions on this issue for 6-12 months because of the Safari release cycle)
FTR it doesn’t polyfill
:focus-visible
but instead provides a.focus-visible
class, so a find-and-replace is needed as well as killing the dep