Fix cmi lookup after #12389 #12545
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Fix cmi lookup after #12389 #12545
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The fix is obviously correct, but have you gone over the initial PR again to see if we made the same mistake in other places?
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Fix cmi lookup after ocaml#12389 (cherry picked from commit eab1105)
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The PR #12389 restricted the lookup for cmi file when compiling
pa/th/name.mid.mlto{P,p}a/th/name.mid.mlwhich is a far too strict behavior.This PR restores the intending behavior by looking for any cmi file in the load paths whose basename normalize to "name.cmi".