fix: ensure targets.esmodules is validated#17770
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The PR ensures that
targets.esmodulesis valid. The typing allows both boolean andintersectbut the runtime validation said otherwise. I will fix the type discrepancies in another PR.As is revealed in the new test case, the
esmodules: truein standalone behaves exactly asesmodules: "intersect", I think this PR suffices to fix the regression.