fix(benchpress): should still support selenium_webdriver < 3.6.0#21477
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Since #21399, benchmarks fail to run locally.
The reason root cause is how TS transpiles this new code. It is a known issue which was fixed in microsoft/TypeScript#12346 with a new option:
downlevelIteration.As discussed with @alexeagle, instead of changing our compiler options right now, we can also work around it.