Fix scoped module detection logic & add regression test #763
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Bug description:
When loading a module that has the form
@org/module/pathwithinserver.jsOC framework fails to identify that this module is installed and defined within package.json. Note that there is no problem with module imports of the form:module/path.Solution:
In this PR I add a very similar block to specifically deal with scoped imports. In this block the module name is detected by selecting from the second
/appearing in therequest/dep.I've also included a test to ensure that this new code works as expected.