Use explicit import() expressions in plugin load arrays for bundler compatibility#450
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It seems working with bundler. 
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Convert string-based dynamic imports to explicit
{ name, load: () => import('...') }objects so bundlers (tsdown/Rolldown) can statically analyze the import paths.Refs: oxc-project/oxc#19293