module: fix wrong error annotation for require of ESM#62685
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When a CommonJS module requires an ES module with --no-experimental-require-module, the error annotation (arrow message) was pointing to an internal frame (TracingChannel.traceSync in node:diagnostics_channel) instead of the user's actual require() call. This happened because reconstructErrorStack() was always picking the first 'at' frame from the error stack trace. When the require() call is wrapped by TracingChannel.traceSync (added in v22.4.0 via wrapModuleLoad), the first frame is the internal tracing wrapper, not the user's code. Fix reconstructErrorStack() to search the stack frames for one that matches the parent module's file path, instead of blindly using the first frame. This ensures the error annotation correctly points to the user's require() call. Also remove a TODO comment that this change addresses. Fixes: nodejs#55350
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When a CommonJS module requires an ES module with
--no-experimental-require-module, the error annotation (arrow message)points to an internal frame instead of the user's actual require() call.
Before (broken)
The error annotation incorrectly points to
node:diagnostics_channel:315with content
undefined, becauseTracingChannel.traceSyncis the firstframe in the stack trace.
After (fixed)
The error annotation correctly points to the user's file and line where
require() was called, showing the actual source line.
Root Cause
The reconstructErrorStack function always picked the first at frame
from the error stack trace. Since v22.4.0, require() is wrapped by
TracingChannel.traceSyncvia wrapModuleLoad, so the first frame isthe internal tracing wrapper instead of the user's code.
Fix
Search the stack frames for one matching the parent module's file path,
instead of blindly using the first frame. This also addresses an
existing TODO comment about trimming internal frames.
Fixes: #55350