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Update dev-server data import to reflect runtime import quirks - #6257
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Update for #6252
The previously noted bug only occurs in the local development server. It is caused by the fact that we use runtime
import()to bring in the data from a json file in the local folder.import()assumes we are importing code and treats it as a module, creating a module namespace object. This causes the data to be duplicated under adefaultkey.In this PR we update the dev code to reference the data loaded into the default import, which normalizes the data structure.
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