import.meta.resolve support

[CheadleCheadle]

Summary

Fixes #14923

Jest and libraries support using import { createRequire } from 'node:module';
const require = createRequire(import.meta.url); to resolve relative paths.

This was a useful convention for a while, but now we have import.meta.resolve(…) to express a relative path resolution.

It is supported by all major browsers and all major runtimes.

import.meta.resolve Support: Jest now supports the import.meta.resolve function, allowing users to resolve module specifiers in a manner consistent with the standard JavaScript module system.

Test plan

Successfully resolves paths

Note: This is an initial, primitive implementation and currently supports basic resolution functionality. I am interested in what features such as support for dynamic string values should be incorporated.

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[SimenB]

Thanks! could you also add a changelog entry?

[CheadleCheadle]

looks good to me!

[SimenB]

From reading the docs, it seems

1. it should actually be synchornous like you first had it - the types are wrong
2. It should always return a file url (as a string)

I'll fix both 🙂

[SimenB]

thanks!

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