fix: ignore dynamic import for hasModulesyntax
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I initially included dynamic imports to be detected as
hasModuleSyntax = truein #160.But now I recalled that non-ESM files (e.g. CJS files,
<script>tag) can contain dynamic imports.This PR will make dynamic import to be ignored for
hasModulesyntax. Including a dynamic import won't makehasModulesyntaxto betrueanymore.Users that wants the previous behavior can achieve with
imports.some(i => i.d >= 0) || hasModuleSyntax.