test: add a simple test for import defer of a CJS module

[MayaLekova]

test: add a simple test for import defer of a CJS module

This tests imports a CommonJS modules with the defer modifier.
It ensures that the imported module is not evaluated before
accessing properties form its exports.

[MayaLekova]

@nicolo-ribaudo and @joyeecheung please take a look, thanks!

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[nicolo-ribaudo]

It would be better to swap these two statements, so that when reading somebody does not mistakenly assume that globalThis.eval_list = [] would be evaluated first (imports are hoisted and executed before code in the file).

This test right now would pass regardless of whether import defer is eager or deferred. If it's eager it passes because:

• after the eager ../fixtures/es-modules/module-cjs-deferred-eval.js evaluation, this file sets globalThis.eval_list = [];. Then it asserts that its length is 0, which is obviously true because we just set it to an empty array.
• further down, in assert.partialDeepStrictEqual(['defer-1'], globalThis.eval_list);, we are checking that ['defer-1'] contains all the elements of globalThis.eval_list. If globalThis.eval_list is empty, that's tautologically true.

I have not run this test, but I assume the reason in test/fixtures/es-modules/module-cjs-deferred-eval.js you had to add if (!globalThis.eval_list) { globalThis.eval_list = []; } is because the CJS module is indeed not being deferred, so it's running before that this file defines globalThis.eval_list = [].

Maybe better, either one of this:

• move the globalThis.eval_list = [] initialization to a separate file that is imported at the beginning of this one, before the other imports, so that we know it runs first
• use a boolean instead of an array, and then we don't need to pre-initialize it.

[MayaLekova]

Thanks for the explanation! I was trying to finish the test in a rush and didn't test properly.
The imported module doesn't need to initialize the array at all, so I just moved it to the main module. Having eval_list as an array makes it easier to check the imported module is executed only once (using deepStrictEqual as Joyee suggested), so I'm leaving it as an array.