Is this Node.js and can it be changed to return without action?

Microsoft Teams for Linux has the annoying habit of automatically populating the user's autostart file when run after being installed or updated. I know this can be turned off from within teams, but I would prefer that this behaviour did not happen.
Looking at the /usr/share/teams/resources/app.asar file in the latest version of teams (1.4.00.13653), I have identified this code snippet that I have tried to format for readability.
The 'writeFileSync' suggests this might be Node.js, of which I have no knowledge
Code:setUpLinuxAutoStartFile(e){
const t=r.join(c.homedir(),".config","autostart"),
n=r.
join(t,p.getAppName()+".desktop");
try{if(e.openAtLogin){s.existsSync(t)||s.mkdirSync(t,{recursive:!0});
const e=["[Desktop Entry]",
"Version=1.0",
"Type=Application",
"Encoding=UTF-8",
"Name="+p.getAppDisplayName(),
"Exec=/usr/bin/"+p.getAppName()+" %U",
"Icon="+p.getAppName(),
"Terminal=false",
"StartupNotify=false",
"Categories=Network;Application;",
"MimeType=x-scheme-handler/msteams;",
"X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true",
"X-KDE-Protocols=teams"].join("\n");
s.writeFileSync(n,e)}
else
s.existsSync(n)&&s.unlinkSync(n)}catch(t){h.getInstance().logWarning("Error occurred while working with autoStart file "+n+";
was writing file = "+e.openAtLogin+"; error: "+p.sanitizeError(t))}}Any thoughts on how to get this to be a NOOP?