feat: Only emit __esModule properties in CJS modules when there is a default export
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Ref: #3105
By having the
__esModuleproperty in files where we don't have default exports we may trick tooling into thinking that there would be a default export. The probability of that happening nowadays is pretty low, but since__esModuleis a non-standard property we should limit it to the minimum.