Fix prioritization of paths specifiers over node_modules package specifiers#60238
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Fix prioritization of paths specifiers over node_modules package specifiers#60238andrewbranch merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:mainfrom
paths specifiers over node_modules package specifiers#60238andrewbranch merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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Big diff difference reviewing with and without whitespace changes :D
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Fixes #51398
Review with whitespace changes hidden. Slightly above the diff that GitHub shows is a comment outlining the module specifier priority intended, but it wasn’t working in this case where
pathspoints to something inside node_modules.