[webpack] allow jsx in .js files#9578
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LGTM (meaning I loaded my stuff and it worked)
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Before #9497, the babel-loader used by webpack was not getting any of it's configuration, which means that jsx has been enabled in .js and .jsx files for most of the year. This caused several plugins to break when they upgraded to master.