feat: Add require.context typings - #5156
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Add WebpackRequire interface and append it with the require typing,
this will let us use `require.context("~/", true, /page\.(xml|js|css)/g)`
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Add WebpackRequire interface and append it with the require typing,
this will let us use require.context("~/", true, /page\.(xml|js|css)/g)