perf: prevent source maps from being resolved in package docs

[golden-fox07]

🔗 Linked issue

Resolves: #2739

🧭 Context

• index.d.ts.map was getting treated as a package name because it didnt start with .
• This was causing a lot of failed requests to esm.sh (143 out of 440)

📚 Description

• .map references are now skipped by the resolver
• I checked if resolving them normally would work but esm.sh doesn't serve the .d.ts.map files anyway
• Added tests for the source map case
• The docs output stays the same and the unnecessary requests are gone

Open Question

I put the check in the resolver since thats where the misclassification happens. It relies on createLoader ignoring non http(s) urls though

• would you prefer an explicit .map skip in the loader too?

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📝 Summary

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• Bug Fixes

  • Source map references, including those with query strings or fragments, now remain unchanged during documentation module resolution.
  • Relative imports, absolute paths, package references, URLs and Node.js built-ins continue to resolve appropriately.
  • Invalid, non-HTTP and source map requests are skipped when loading documentation modules.

• Tests

  • Expanded coverage for module resolution and documentation loading across supported import formats, source map variants, valid URLs and unsuccessful responses.

Walkthrough

The documentation client now detects source-map specifiers with query strings or fragments. The resolver leaves them unchanged, and the loader skips them. Unit tests cover resolver and loader behaviour.

Changes

Documentation client

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Source map guards server/utils/docs/client.ts	createLoader is exported and skips recognised source-map specifiers. createResolver uses the shared pattern and returns recognised source-map specifiers unchanged.
Resolver and loader tests test/unit/server/utils/docs/client.spec.ts	Tests cover source-map detection, relative and absolute resolution, bare specifiers, URLs, Node builtins, valid HTTP fetches, invalid URLs, and non-200 responses.

Suggested reviewers: trueberryless

Priority: ➖ Normal

Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 05556

Source-map references are left unresolved and are not fetched, including references with query strings or fragments. No actionable merge risk remains.

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✅ Passed checks (4 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	Issue #2739 requires source map references such as index.d.ts.map to avoid package or URL resolution and the resulting bad requests to esm.sh. IS_SOURCE_MAP recognises the relevant JavaScript and …
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes remain within issue #2739. The shared source map detection, resolver handling, loader handling, exports, and automated tests all support prevention of source map resolution or fetching. No…
Description check	✅ Passed	The description clearly explains the source map resolution issue, the resolver change, the added tests, and the expected reduction in unnecessary requests. It is directly related to the changeset.
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely summarises the main change: preventing source maps from being resolved in package documentation. It is specific and uses a conventional commit prefix.

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[trueberryless]

Thank you for the awesome PR, @golden-fox07!

The code looks really solid overall and I can approve your changes. I took the liberty to also add check to the loader to make sure edge-cases like e.g. https://esm.sh/something.map do not get returned by the resolver and then fetched by the loader and I added some tests for it as well!

Now this looks ready to me and I'll wait for another maintainer to review the PR 👍

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[ghostdevv]

How come we're attempting to fetch the sourcemaps in the first place? Is this something that @deno/doc is doing, and if so can we disable it? Are there places in which we do want to fetch the sourcemap(s)? Just wanna make sure we're fixing it in the appropriate place - if so then LGTM!

[trueberryless]

How come we're attempting to fetch the sourcemaps in the first place? Is this something that @deno/doc is doing, and if so can we disable it? Are there places in which we do want to fetch the sourcemap(s)? Just wanna make sure we're fixing it in the appropriate place - if so then LGTM!

deno_graph (which is used by @deno/doc) needs it to provide accurate stack traces in the module graph. See this issue. And there is no option to disable this, so yes, this is the right place to handle this 👍

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