Refactor self-resolution #1355
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Refactor self-resolution #1355
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Before we turned self-resolutions into absolute filenames, now we use the newer rehome() option in the module-resolver. This unblocks the next step in refactoring app-tree- merging into the module-resolver, because when a request like these ones fails we need to do the fallback and would prefer to see the non-absolute specifier still.
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Before we turned self-resolutions into absolute filenames, now we use the newer rehome() option in the module-resolver. This unblocks the next step in refactoring app-tree- merging into the module-resolver, because when a request like these ones fails we need to do the fallback and would prefer to see the non-absolute specifier still.