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• There is an issue for the bug/feature this PR is for.
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• All existing tests are passing (five existing environment-dependent failures reproduced on the unchanged base; details below).
• Tests for the changes are included.

What is the current behavior?

Vue HMR rewrites dependencies whose names merely start with vue to /ns/rt, losing their exports. A per-module-served native plugin importing $navigateTo and ref from nativescript-vue can also receive duplicate helper bindings and the obsolete /ns/m/@nativescript/vendor.mjs URL.

What is the new behavior?

Match Vue runtime package boundaries and send the Vue strategy's framework imports directly to /ns/rt. Unrelated package imports retain their original destination, and the complete device transformation pipeline produces valid JavaScript for native navigation helpers.

Fixes #11554. Related to #11421; this does not claim to fix every dependency-routing case in that report.

Validation

• Five regression cases failed before the patch. Nine regression cases now pass, including positive runtime prebundle cases and similarly named bare plugin imports.
• nx run vite:test: 1,842 passed, five failed. All five failures are in typescript-optional.spec.ts, reporting The "paths[1]" argument must be of type string. Received undefined. Running that spec with both changed implementation files restored to base 3224f1b reproduces the same five failures (two passing).
• nx format:write on changed files; git diff --check passes.
• Original import failures observed on Android API 36 with published @nativescript/vite 8.0.19. The patch is verified through transformation tests, not a patched native package installation. Full file-routing native HMR remains separately blocked by the SFC assembler bypassing compile-time macro transforms. Bundled --no-hmr navigation is successful on iOS and Android with stock dependencies.

Manual follow-up: serve a linked plugin importing NativeScript-Vue navigation helpers through HTTP, then verify startup and a native push. Also verify an unrelated vue-* dependency keeps its own exports after optimization.