isIgnoredModule = (m) => {
          return Boolean(
            m.type === JAVASCRIPT_MODULE_TYPE_DYNAMIC &&
              // @ts-expect-error BAD TYPES
              m.identifierStr?.startsWith('ignored')
          )
        }
@remarks
Webpack has a concept of ignored modules. When a module is ignored, a
carve-out is necessary in policy enforcement for it because the ID
that webpack creates for it is not exactly helpful. example outcome
in the bundle: `const nodeCrypto = __webpack_require__(/*! crypto *\/
"?0b7d");` Sadly, even treeshaking doesn't eliminate that module.
It's left there and failing to work when reached by runtime policy
enforcement. Below is the most reliable way I've found to date to
identify ignored modules.
@param {import('webpack').Module} m
@returns {boolean}