Edge case fix for prerender errors #317
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This adds error and node_modules lookup handling to prerender exception hook. As it turns out, #310 was actually a legit error:
@vimeo/playerandheadroom.jsboth try to accesswindow.xxon import, so they can't be imported in an SSR context at all. That was all going as planned, but the nice error handler we have for SSR was bailing because it generated an incorrect sourcemap filename. I've added some (possibly non-windows-friendly?) edge case handling to the filename generation, basically implementing rudimentary support for webpack's~/foolookup style to point those atnode_modules/foo.