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ref: Use var instead of const for module loader for ES5-compat#338
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This will pull in getsentry/sentry-webpack-plugin#338, which improved compatibility with ES5 environments.
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This PR changes the usage of
consttovarto preserve pre-ES6 compatibility.If we use ES6 syntax, it requires end-user to always transpile it, as we inject directly into the bundle.
Ref: #307 (comment)