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* fix: polyfill import.meta.resolve * Don't resolve at runtime * Linit
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Ponyfills
import.meta.resolve, because it's behind a flag in Node.js 20.3-20.5. Theimport-meta-resolvepackage is already a dep of@astrojs/markdown-remark. We can't use it at runtime because of node builtins, so we split it into different functions, where the runtime one doesn't resolve the name and we import it directly. It's only important at build time, as it allows us to bundle the driver.Fixes #13800
Testing
Session tests pass. Tested with Node 20.4
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