>
> Adding class syntax as (mostly) sugar for the prototypal pattern does not
> obviously mean rejecting all unusual or exceptional variants possible in
> the prototypal pattern. I say let super be used even in class C{}'s
> constructor, and let return-from-constructor work without requiring
> [Symbol.create]. JS is dynamic.
An example where super can be used in class C { } would be if you use an
existing class descriptor to later create a specialized framework class out
of it. An existing framework may have an internal base class that their old
syntax automatically added. This could allow them a plumbing function to
turn class descriptions into framework specific classes.
class C { constructor() { super(); } };
Framework.registerComponentTypes({ 'C': C });
Either by using setPrototypeOf, or using toMethod on the constructor.
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