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Describe the bug
Not a bug, per se, but there are several circular dependencies among various files in the browser runtime. Here are a few that I observed in a project. There may be others that present themselves if you use more of Svelte's runtime.
svelte/src/internal/client/each.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/render.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/transitions.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/each.js
svelte/src/internal/client/proxy/readonly.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/proxy/proxy.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/proxy/readonly.js
svelte/src/internal/client/render.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/transitions.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/render.js
svelte/src/internal/client/runtime.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/block.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/runtime.js
svelte/src/internal/client/runtime.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/proxy/readonly.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/proxy/proxy.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/runtime.js
svelte/src/internal/index.js -> svelte/src/internal/client/custom-element.js -> svelte/src/legacy/legacy-client.js -> svelte/src/internal/index.js
If it comes down to it, I suppose we could suppress these warnings in our official tooling, but it would be nicer not to have the cycles at all if possible, for people with a more homegrown setup.
Reproduction
Attempt to bundle a Svelte 5 app directly with Rollup rather some other higher level tool, without suppressing CIRCULAR_DEPENDENCY
warnings, and observe them at build time.
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Severity
annoyance