Fix modules resolution #23
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Fix modules resolution
♻️ Current situation & Problem
Currently modules aren't properly resolved. There is a mix between two approaches. We have build process and package.json link of local file, but result of this operation isn't used. Actually, TS alias is used, which in the end works exactly like if we just imported relatively from
packagesdirectory.⚙️ Release Notes
📚 Documentation
This PR changes from TS alias to import of the actual package. Now, this resembles using 3rd party package, but it's stored in monorepo. It makes it bulletproof to move a package to separate repo without a lot of modifications.
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