fix: let StarterKit be imported as common js module via named import #2967
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This PR fixes errors caused by importing the StarterKit extension as a common js module.
I personally ran into this when trying to pass StarterKit into
generateTextin a node runtime. I wasn't the only person to run into this issue: #1580 (comment)I realize this is already solvable in user-land simply by not using StarterKit, but using StarterKit is very convenient.