In JS, fix crash with in a file with conflicting ES2015/commonjs exports#24960
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Nit: The code was this way before, but this is a case of:
if (something) {
foo();
return;
}
foo();
doSomethingElse();The if (!setCommonJsModuleIndicator(node)) { return; } could be moved up before if (isEmptyObjectLiteral(assignedExpression) ... to avoid this duplication.
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Previously, the binder would try to bind commonjs
module.exportseven if the file was known to be an ES2015 module. This caused a crash in the checker when it tried to check the export symbol as a value.Fixes #24934