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This tells the TypeScript compiler (only used for type checking in the web app) to use the `imports` and `exports` field of a package's `package.json` to find modules. Those fields are standard in newer versions of Node.js, and hopefully supporting them means that we'll have to do less work to configure tooling in the future. We could also get similar behaviour by using the `nodenext` option, but that adds some additional requirements to include file extensions which ES Modules technically require, but I don't think we need to enforce because other tooling doesn't require them. I wanted to make that change in all of the subpackages as well, but we can't do that without having TypeScript output ES Modules which, unless we change their build processes to generate multiple formats (like the shared package in client package, or the types package which is more than I want to do at the moment. The changes to other files are either because they incorrectly imported types from a file that isn't intentionally exposed by the plugin or it's because we had a typo in a file path. |
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