Entirely remove side-effect-free unused modules, closes #28#31
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Hi! I tried this branch out locally on a project with a large amount of unused require statements and this works great. Happy to help test this with other use cases if needed. |
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@goto-bus-stop anything we need to help make this land? |
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If a module has
sideEffects: falsein its nearest package.json, and none of its exports are used, it is excluded from the bundle.