Plugin modules with the same name cause unexpected GET-request if several plugins use same module name

[aleksey-a-maltsev]

tmpl!foo/bar
xhtml!foo/bar

And both plugins uses method fromText() for evaluation. For example:
define('tmpl', ['text'], function(text) {
return {
load: function(name, require, load, conf) {
try {
var onLoad = function(data) {
load.fromText(data);
};
onLoad.error = function(e) {
load.error(e);
};
text.load(name + '.tmpl', require, onLoad, conf);
} catch (e) {
load.error(e);
}
}
};
});

The module with plugin defined like this:
define('tmpl!foo/bar', function () {
return function foo_bar_tmpl () {};
});

In that case async calls with various plugins works almost fine - evaluated code receives in callback successfully:
require(['tmpl!foo/bar'], function (bar) {
console.log(bar)
});

setTimeout(function() {
require(['xhtml!foo/bar'], function (bar) {
console.log(bar)
});
}, 1000);

But second call for 'xhtml!foo/bar' cause an unexpected GET request to foo/bar.js.

That's happened because module 'foo/bar' has in 'defined' since first call. But re-created not initialized in 'registry' in second call.