fix: module resolution #252
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Improves module resolution handling across the framework with better error recovery and support for missing file extensions.
This fix enhances reliability when resolving modules, particularly when handling packages with complex export configurations or missing file extensions. The fallback mechanism ensures that imports work correctly even when the exact specifier isn't immediately resolvable by Node.js.
Adds
oxc-resolveras a module resolver in case of externalized dependencies when running in development mode.Adds a new example that depends on
react-syntax-highlighterto test its intricate module setup.Encapsulates internal Highlight.js usage to not interfere with user-installed Highlight.js.
Related to #251, but provides a generic solution that should apply to a wide range of packages using mixed CommonJS and ES module formats.