chore!: drop support for custom promises #970
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BREAKING CHANGE: This change removes the
PubSub.Promiseproperty that could be used to override the default Promise implementation in node.js. In years past, this option made sense as native Promise support on the platform lagged behind. Today, the promise implementation in node.js is complete and performant.