fix: support @next/env without default export on Next.js 15.5+#16675
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Fixes #16674.
On Next.js 15.5+,
@next/envno longer ships adefaultexport — only named exports remain.bin/loadEnv.tsdoesimport nextEnvImport from '@next/env'and thenconst { loadEnvConfig } = nextEnvImport, which throwsTypeError: Cannot destructure property 'loadEnvConfig' of 'import_env.default' as it is undefined.whenever the module is loaded through interop paths (e.g. running scripts viatsx).Switching to a namespace import and falling back from
.defaultto the namespace itself keeps both shapes working:nextEnvImport.defaultisundefined, so we destructure from the namespace.nextEnvImport.defaultis the legacy CJS default object, so we destructure from that (matches the previous behaviour).The patch is exactly what the issue proposes.