fix: #197 Webpack does not load nested dependencies

[dobromir-hristov]

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Other information:

Fixes an issue where Webpack was not loading dependencies that were nested inside package's node_modules reported in #197

Details: When two packages share a common package, but with different versions, one of the packages gets a nested node_modules holding the required version of the package it depends on.

The lack of node_modules string means that Webpack will only do a shallow look for packages inside the specified absolute paths.

The change is tested locally and is checked against resources like the Vue CLI, where they do the same.

[dobromir-hristov]

No. If provided with an absolute path, like we do now, it only looks for shallow level deps. It requires that string to actually look deeply into dependencies.

[rstoenescu]

Hi Dobromir,

Sorry for taking so long. Currently focusing on v1.0, so please bare with me a little more until I properly review, merge and publish. Thanks for this PR.

[rstoenescu]

Thanks for investigating and providing a PR!

[dobromir-hristov]

;) Always bud.