How to use the @hint/utils-compat-data.getFriendlyName function in @hint/utils-compat-data
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webhintio / hint / packages / hint-compat-api / src / utils / browsers.ts View on Github 
export const formatUnsupported = (browser: string, versionAdded?: string, versionRemoved?: string): string => {
const browserName = getFriendlyName(browser);
if (versionAdded && versionRemoved) {
return `${browserName} ${versionRemoved}-${versionAdded}`;
} else if (versionAdded) {
return `${browserName} < ${versionAdded}`;
} else if (versionRemoved) {
return `${browserName} ${versionRemoved}+`;
}
return browserName;
};
