Use node's createRequire() to get the require function for loadRustLib()
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…ustLib()` `require` does not exist in the global namespace, at least on my machine. According to the node.js docs, it shouldn't. This uses a builtin node function to generate the `require` function for use within ES modules. Without this change, I can't run tools such as zww_extractor.ts See https://nodejs.org/api/esm.html#no-require-exports-or-moduleexports
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requiredoes not exist in the global namespace, at least on my machine. According to the node.js docs, it shouldn't. This uses a builtin node function to generate therequirefunction for use within ES modules.Without this change, I can't run tools such as zww_extractor.ts
See https://nodejs.org/api/esm.html#no-require-exports-or-moduleexports