Not a question, cause you already mention this here, but just wanted to give you extra props for supporting CommonJS out of the box; keep up the great work. ht

Not a question, cause you already mention this here, but just wanted to give you extra props for supporting CommonJS out of the box; keep up the great work. https://twitter.com/jarredsumner/status/1475238259127058433?lang=en https://twitter.com/jarredsumner/status/1475238259127058433?... have been doing this (using ES and CommonJS modules in the same file) in clientside code via Browserify or Rollup ever since ESM got popular but it's a bit more nuanced and annoying to do in NodeJS