Add amd wrapper to fix esbuild

[birkskyum]

In order to use requirejs, the bundles need amd module compat

Related to

• Switch to esbuild for faster builds and also to allow using more modern JavaScript syntax and features #6909

All but the plotly-with-meta bundle got this added, because if it's also added to plotly-with-meta that bundle will break the build.

It fixes requirejs, but now breaks amdefine.. sigh

[archmoj]

Thanks very much for the PR.
Fixing requirejs is what we needed.

[archmoj]

I'm curious to drop umd from esbuild config and instead add another umd wrapper similar to the one added by webpack without arrow functions.
See https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plotly/plotly.js/master/dist/plotly-basic.js

[birkskyum]

That's worth exploring too! Will you try it?

The build-in ESM support in browsers has caught up quite well (except in web workers which is a bit behind), so there is a future there where all this module wrapper ceremony becomes unneeded. But while interesting, that can only be considered for a major release, and maplibre does use web workers, so I don't know if that makes a problem for plotly too.

• ECMAScript Modules maplibre/maplibre-gl-js#1595

[archmoj]

I made some progress based on your PR.
Merging.