chore: remove file extensions from imports

[amorriscode]

tl;dr

• Removes file extension (.js) from component imports in examples

Description

I was taking a look at a TypeScript example on CodeSandbox and saw that it didn't compile. The reason was that the imports were looking for *.js files, even though they don't exist. This PR removes the file extensions so the components can be loaded properly.

Resources

• Official CodeSandbox example that fails to compile

[darthtrevino]

The extensions are for ESM compatibility. We can dig into fixing issues with the examples, but the module tests need to be able to pass

[amorriscode]

Ah yeah, sorry about that @darthtrevino. I should've done a bit more research. 😞 I'll see if I can find a solution over the next few days. If not, I'll close out the PR.

[darthtrevino]

I've thought about this some more, and I think it's probably safe to remove the extensions in the examples/ package only. My main concern was with the core libraries, but we use transpiled versions of those, and support for TS imports like this are still emerging in common toolchains.