fix: Use ESM build only for browser bundlers (not Node.js) - #386
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Note: We can't go full ESM yet, because this requires that upstream dependencies are ESM too (Next.js isn't). These imports would otherwise fail (e.g. because they don't use explicit file extensions).
If we attempt adding ESM support again in the future, consider:
module, onlyexportsmoduleResolution: "node16")