Add compiler warning for unqualified use of new Event
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Since Sep 20, 2018.
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Description
new Event() with no import will successfully compile in JS, but will create a browser event instead of a royale Event. This will usually be a mistake (and not work in IE). A compiler warning will make it easier to spot and fix.
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