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Replaces: #345
BREAKING:
Maybe breaking:
a type=module packages is more of a real package than a v2 addon (currently) because v2 addons are often CJS masquerading as ESM. When a package.json does not have
type=modulespecified, it's assumed that the.jsextension means "Common JS" / require. This isn't great if we want to be better integrated with broader ecosystem tooling. So, since@ember/stringdoes not depend on any ember APIs, it's actually a great candidate for using real ESM, ahead of auto-import/embroider releasing fixes for ESM "ember-addon" packages. (An ember-addon is a package withember-addonin its keywords list)Where'd the test-app go?
I deleted it. This work is under the assumption that, because we don't use anything from ember, and because vitest knows nothing about ember, some basic unit tests ensure that the package works, and would be compatible with all versions of ember that have ember-auto-import or are using embroider.