chore: reduce reliance on esModuleInterop #8842
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Summary
In order for our own types to be as consumable as possible, we should avoid relying on
esModuleInterop(as that will force our consumers to also use that flag). This PR removes about 2/3 of our usage of it. Removing all will be a breaking change since it will removeexport =, which means we must either use default or named exports. Also, we have to update some upstream libraries that only support node 8 so that they work without it. So at least one more PR will come when we drop node 6 and bump some libs. But this is a good startDefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped#33705 (comment)
Test plan
Green CI as this just changes how we import modules