Function normalizePathForCJSResolution

internal/module/resolver.go:2048–2056

If you import from "." inside a containing directory "/foo", the result of `tspath.NormalizePath` would be "/foo", but this loses the information that `foo` is a directory and we intended to look inside of it. The Node CommonJS resolution algorithm doesn't call this out (https://nodejs.org/api/modul

(containingDirectory string, moduleName string)

// (https://nodejs.org/api/modules.html#all-together), but it seems that module paths ending
// in `.` are actually normalized to `./` before proceeding with the resolution algorithm.
func normalizePathForCJSResolution(containingDirectory string, moduleName string) string {
	combined := tspath.CombinePaths(containingDirectory, moduleName)
	parts := tspath.GetPathComponents(combined, "")
	lastPart := parts[len(parts)-1]
	if lastPart == "." || lastPart == ".." {
		return tspath.EnsureTrailingDirectorySeparator(tspath.NormalizePath(combined))
	}
	return tspath.NormalizePath(combined)
}

func matchesPatternWithTrailer(target string, name string) bool {
	if strings.HasSuffix(target, "*") {