domain: EoL deprecate MakeCallback with domain property
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😅 I didn't realize how integrated this function was into the |
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domainmodule is runtime deprecated, and is already discouraged (Quote "Most developers should not have cause to use this module"). So, I move to EoL deprecate the only-left item from this module that is runtime deprecated.This way, users will be encouraged to move to non-deprecated APIs, one deprecation at a time.
CC @nodejs/tsc per nodejs/Release#1034