docs(start/modes): fix import path

[wo-o29]

Summary

In the example code, the import statement was incorrectly written as:

import { Route } from "+./types/product.tsx";

This has been corrected to:

import { Route } from "./+types/product.tsx";

Reasoning

• The prefix +. before a relative path is not valid syntax in JavaScript/TypeScript and will cause compilation errors.
• The actual intended directory name is +types, so the correct relative import path should be ./+types/product.tsx

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[rururux]

I know that's a typo or something, but the right thing to do is to use "./+types/...", I think.

https://reactrouter.com/explanation/type-safety
https://reactrouter.com/how-to/route-module-type-safety#5-type-only-auto-imports-optional

react-router/playground/framework/app/routes/_index.tsx

Line 1 in a1a9f68

import type { Route } from "./+types/_index";

[wo-o29]

I know that's a typo or something, but the right thing to do is to use "./+types/...", I think.

I see you're using the +type path in other examples too!

Then I'll change "+./types/product.tsx" to "./+types/product.tsx". Thanks for the helpful suggestion :)

[timdorr]

Thanks!