release: @flex-development/exceptions@5.0.0-dev.0

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Description

• Set package version to 5.0.0-dev.0
• Added CHANGELOG entry for 5.0.0-dev.0

Tests

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Additional context

• How to Create a Hybrid NPM Module for ESM and CommonJS:

  The problem with the package.json type property

  To resolve the problem of whether a file with a .js extension is an ES module or CommonJS module, Node invented the package.json type property and conventions. If you set the type to "module", then all files in that directory and sub-directories are considered to be ESM until either another package.json or node_modules directory is encountered. If you set the type to "commonjs", all files are assumed to be CommonJS.

  These defaults can be overridden by explicitly naming a file with a .cjs or .mjs extension.

  package.json:

  {
      "version": "1.2.3",
      "type": "module"
  }

  This works fairly well but your package is either a "module" or "commonjs" by default. The problem is what happens when you need a package to be a hybrid and export both ESM and CommonJS formats? Unfortunately there is no way to have a conditional type that can be "module" when consumed as ESM and "commonjs" when consumed by CommonJS.

  Node does provide a conditional exports property that defines the package's export entry points. However, this does not redefine the package type and the type and exports properties do not combine well.

• Announcing a new --experimental-modules (Medium):

  .cjs extension

  Just as the .mjs file extension explicitly signifies that a file should be treated as an ES module, the new .cjs file
  extension explicitly signifies that a file should be treated as CommonJS. (CommonJS is the other module system that
  Node.js supports, with require and module.exports.) The .cjs extension provides a way to save CommonJS files in a
  project where both .mjs and .js files are treated as ES modules.

• Hybrid ESM/CJS modules in TypeScript

• convert-extension

Linked issues

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• pr title describes functionality (not vague title like Update index.md)
• pr targets branch next
• project was run locally to verify that there are no errors
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