Minor code structure adjustments to the bundles.js file

[kunukn]

Purpose:
Consistent code in build.js and bundles.js.

build.js destructured bundleTypes, I think bundles.js should too.

yarn prettier on the bundles.js moved stuff around.

Added deepfreeze for bundleTypes and moduleTypes

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[ahtee]

any reason for this change? looks like it was intended to fit under the
/******* ESLint Plugin for Hooks (proposal) *******/ title

[kunukn]

Not from me.
I executed yarn prettier as peer pull request guidance and prettier decided to do that.

[ahtee]

looks great. does this fix any issue opened? can get it merged faster if so

[kunukn]

looks great. does this fix any issue opened? can get it merged faster if so

I don't think so. It was something I stumbled on as I looked around in the source code.

[ahtee]

I don't think so. It was something I stumbled on as I looked around in the source code.

Ok it'll be up to maintainers obviously if this will get merged then. I suppose the tests ran ok as well when you ran them?

[kunukn]

Yes the test ran ok

[cpojer]

Nice cleanup!