Verify that file or package, be it remote, or local, is a valid ECMAScript Module
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**valid-module** is a utility for verifying whether a file or package—whether local or remote—is a valid ECMAScript Module. It is designed for developers working with JavaScript/TypeScript projects who need to ensure module compatibility across different environments.
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