Does the current environment have `import()` support?
JavaScript
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MIT License
The `has-dynamic-import` package is a utility for detecting whether the current environment supports dynamic `import()` statements in JavaScript. It exports an async function that returns a boolean indicating full support, and a separate function for checking syntax support alone. This is useful for developers writing cross-platform or cross-version JavaScript code who need to conditionally use dynamic imports based on runtime environment capabilities.
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