Disable #57896 (Respect package.json "type" and module-format-specific file extensions in more module modes) #58831
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…e-5.5 (#58848) Co-authored-by: Andrew Branch <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Andrew Branch <[email protected]>
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This disables the behavior changes introduced in #57896, based on feedback in #58663 and #58523 and feedback from @bpasero about effects on VS Code’s file watchers. The hope is to merge this for 5.5 stable, then merge #58825 (pending review), which will reintroduce the behavior in the original PR in a more limited way, at the beginning of the 5.6 period.