Use import.meta.glob for login plugin loader to bypass esbuild glob scan

[nowgnuesLee]

Background

react/src/components/LoginView.tsx loads an optional login plugin from <repo>/src/plugins/<name> via dynamic import(). That directory is .gitignored and frequently absent in dev trees (fresh clones, make clean, branches without local plugins).

Why the dev server breaks

Vite's optimizeDeps scanner (esbuild-based) treats template literals with a static prefix — `../../../src/plugins/${name}` — as a glob pattern and walks the filesystem at dev-server start. When src/plugins/ is missing or empty, this scan fails and the dev server cannot boot.

Why FR-2873 (PR #7377) did not fully resolve it

The previous fix moved the path into an intermediate variable and added @vite-ignore. However, the static prefix literal still appears in the AST, so esbuild's optimizeDeps scanner continues to glob-scan it. @vite-ignore is not honored by the scanner pass.

Fix

Replace the dynamic import() with Vite's native import.meta.glob primitive at module scope:

const loginPlugins = import.meta.glob('../../../src/plugins/*.js');

// inside useEffect:
const loader = loginPlugins[\`../../../src/plugins/\${name}.js\`];
if (!loader) { /* graceful fallback */ }
loader().catch(...);

• Vite rewrites this call at build/dev-start time into a static map of () => import(...) loaders.
• Missing or empty src/plugins/ simply yields {} — no esbuild scan, no dev server failure.
• Preserves ESM export semantics, source maps, and HMR.

Also: docs update

AGENTS.md (which CLAUDE.md symlinks to) referenced stale tooling (Craco/Webpack/Jest, workbox-webpack-plugin, craco.config.cjs). Updated to reflect the current stack: Vite 6 + @vitejs/plugin-react + vite-plugin-pwa + vite-plugin-svgr + vite-plugin-node-polyfills, and Vitest 4 for unit tests.

Relates

• Follow-up to FR-2873 (PR fix(FR-2873): avoid esbuild glob analysis of plugin import path in LoginView #7377) which partially addressed the issue.

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Captured while working on branch: main

JIRA Issue: FR-2903