chore: remove tryResolve dependency #10428
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That's the magic of the npm ecosystem: 5-lines modules 🎅
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try-resolvedependency from fixtures-runner.I couldn't even find the repository of
try-resolvebut looking to https://unpkg.com/browse/try-resolve@1.0.1/index.js it is straightforward and we don't need the extraresolve.relativemethod.