Should module allow to import self?

[fisker]

>cat foo.js
export const foo = "foo";

>cat bar.js
export * from "./foo.js";

import { foo } from "./bar.js";

console.log(foo);

>node bar.js
foo

If it's intentional to allow, there is another issue.

>cat test.js
import "./test.js" with { unknown: "attribute" };

console.log("It works!");

>node test.js
It works!

>cat test.js
import "node:fs" with { unknown: "attribute" };

>node test.js
node:internal/modules/esm/assert:60
      throw new ERR_IMPORT_ATTRIBUTE_UNSUPPORTED(keys[i], importAttributes[keys[i]], url);
            ^

TypeError [ERR_IMPORT_ATTRIBUTE_UNSUPPORTED]: Import attribute "unknown" with value "attribute" is not supported in node:fs

When importing self, the validateAttributes not checking attributes.

[fisker]

import "fs"; // <- bypass `validateAttributes`
import "fs" with { unkown: "attribute" };

[fisker]

Okay, I think self-import is a feature. I'll close.