[TIMOB-5958] Regression: require() for non-CommonJS, when called from a require()d CommonJS, assumes ".js", crashes app

Using SDK 1.8.0.v20111010113820 and later, when a native module is require()d from within a CommonJS module, the following runtime error is generated (immediately upon running the app in the Android emulator): {panel:title=Error| borderStyle=dashed| titleBGColor=red| bgColor=white} ReferenceError: "NOT_FOUND" is not defined. (app://com.thirdpartycompany.specialmodule.js#1) {panel} In SDK 1.8.0.v20110913...., there is no problem. Simply using require() to pull in the native module works fine, as long as it is called from a js file that hasn't been require()d into the app (e.g. app.js). From the error message (ReferenceError: "NOT_FOUND" is not defined. (app://com.thirdpartycompany.specialmodule.js#1)), it's obvious that Titanium is appending ".js" to the module name, assuming it is a CommonJS module. But it is a *native* module, so Titanium shouldn't being trying to append ".js" to it. My "require()" call is like this;

var SpecialModule=require('com.thirdpartycompany.specialmodule');

In the Application Installer window, I can see that it found the module:

[DEBUG] Detecting modules in C:\Titanium\Workspace\MyApp\modules
[DEBUG] Detected module for android: com.thirdpartycompany.specialmodule 1.9 @ C:\Titanium\Workspace\MyApp\modules\android\com.thirdpartycompany.specialmodule\1.9

According to Bill Dawson: _...using the require for a native module inside a commonjs module. I can imagine what's happening there -- while executing the commonjs require, rhino likely hijacks "require", meaning our "require" gets ignored so it mises that step that checks first for a native module. I'll find a solution._ Simple sample code:

var Procs=require('CommonProcs'); // my commonJS unit

var TheWindow=Ti.UI.createWindow({
                  layout:'vertical',
                  exitOnClose:true,
                  navBarHidden:true 
                });
var TheLabel=Ti.UI.createLabel({
        color:'white',
        text:'Hello World',
        font:{fontSize:'18dp',fontFamily:'Helvetica Neue'},
        width:'auto'
     });
TheWindow.add(TheLabel);
                
TheWindow.open();

var SpecialModule=require('com.thirdpartycompany.specialmodule');

exports.Foo=function()
{
  SpecialModule.Bar();
};

I have also attached an actual project example that can be run.