Middleware: Update client library to use .js extension for imports #79
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We should add a linting/tsconfig rule for this to enforce it in the code, or modify the imports in postprocessing, but for now the fix in this branch resolve the issues I was hitting in #71 and #78
Just adds
.jsto all local imports