Cleaning up import paths in JS/TS packages

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Cleaning up import paths in JS/TS packages package.json contains a local aliasing mechanism for import paths called "imports" it satisfies many use cases without tooling specific solutions like tsconfig.json - Bradley Meck Farias Applications and libraries grow over time.

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