> > > My argument was that Node.js has both non-module and module files with a > common suffix, .js. >
Yes - but Node-modules and non-modules can be parsed the same way, so a common extension makes sense. But when a file needs to be parsed a different way in Node, how's that's done? By registered file extensions, of course.
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