docs: fix webpack.config.js example for ESM and CommonJS #7735
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| import path from 'path'; | ||
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| entry: './src/index.js', | ||
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instead of removing the logic here, move the __dirname logic below the import. Dont delete the es module expamples, we are transitioning from cjs -> esm
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Title:
docs: fix webpack.config.js example for __dirname issue
Description:
The current Getting Started guide example uses __dirname in an ES module context, which can cause errors in modern Node.js environments because __dirname is not defined in ESM.
This PR:
"Clarifies the correct CommonJS usage"
"Adds a short note and example for using __dirname in ES modules"