fix(node-resolve): handle nested entry modules with the resolveOnly option#430
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resolves rollup/rollup#3610
Description
When a nested entry, e.g.
lib/main.js, is used with theresolveOnlyoption, it assumes it is a sub-path of thelibpackage and marks the entry as external. This is fixed here by checking if the actual importee is an entry.