Dynamic Imports (import())
What happens if a dynamically imported module contains static imports of its own?
When a dynamically imported module contains static imports of its own: 1) The static imports are resolved when the dynamic import is resolved, 2) The module system ensures that all dependencies are properly loaded before the module is considered ready, 3) This creates a dependency graph where the dynamically loaded module becomes the root of its own sub-tree, 4) Bundlers typically create separate chunks for these dependency trees, 5) The Promise returned by import() only resolves once all static dependencies are also loaded, 6) This ensures the module is fully functional when the Promise resolves, 7) This behavior enables proper modularization while maintaining on-demand loading benefits, 8) This cascading resolution maintains the integrity of the module dependency graph.