feat: add type=module to platform packages for ESM migration #26401
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What does this PR do?
This is a stacked PR on top of #26392 (ES2022 target upgrade) that adds
"type": "module"to the platform packages and removes remaining CommonJS configuration as preparation for ESM migration.Changes:
"type": "module"to@calcom/platform-constants"type": "module"to@calcom/platform-enums"type": "module"to@calcom/platform-types"type": "module"to@calcom/platform-utils"module": "CommonJS"from@calcom/platform-librariestsconfigi18n.tsfrom CommonJSrequire()calls to ESM-compatible approach usingcreateRequireContext: The base PR removed explicit
"module": "CommonJS"from the constants, enums, types, and utils packages' tsconfigs. This PR takes the next step by declaring them as ES modules in package.json and also removes CommonJS from the libraries package.require()to import these packagesMandatory Tasks (DO NOT REMOVE)
How should this be tested?
yarn turbo run build --filter=@calcom/platform-libraries --forcepackages/platform/enumsandpackages/platform/utilsstill passHuman Review Checklist
createRequirepattern ini18n.tsworks correctly at runtime for loading CommonJS configChecklist