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fix(ssr): handle export { Cmp as default } @W-17655297 #5176

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The most correct thing to do would be to treat export { Cmp as default } identically to export default Cmp. But engine-server's "what is an LWC component" logic is faulty, so export { Cmp as default } is kinda a component, but also kinda not. It's weird.

Partially addresses #4020 for ssr-compiler.

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export function unimplementedTmpl(tagName: string, Cmp?: LightningElementConstructor): string {
let html = `<${tagName}>`;
if (Cmp?.renderMode !== 'light') {
html += '<template shadowrootmode="open"></template>';
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Should we be rendering the slotted content here?

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