Added the underscore node_module.
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node_modules/underscore/modules/index-all.js
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// ESM Exports
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// ===========
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// This module is the package entry point for ES module users. In other words,
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// it is the module they are interfacing with when they import from the whole
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// package instead of from a submodule, like this:
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//
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// ```js
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// import { map } from 'underscore';
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// ```
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//
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// The difference with `./index-default`, which is the package entry point for
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// CommonJS, AMD and UMD users, is purely technical. In ES modules, named and
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// default exports are considered to be siblings, so when you have a default
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// export, its properties are not automatically available as named exports. For
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// this reason, we re-export the named exports in addition to providing the same
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// default export as in `./index-default`.
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export { default } from './index-default.js';
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export * from './index.js';
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