presets(vercel): support local queue delivery during dev

[RihanArfan]

🔗 Linked issue

Backport of #4264 to v2

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📚 Description

Support Vercel Queues during local development. Calling send() from @vercel/queue will call the consumers registered within nitro.config.ts.

Uses @vercel/queue registerDevConsumer() to enable passing queue triggers and consumers to register allowing bypassing registration via vercel.json.

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
nitro.build	Ready	Preview, Comment	Jun 11, 2026 5:53pm

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In `@src/presets/vercel/preset.ts`:
- Line 156: Update the dynamic import used in the async loader expression (the
arrow function async (nitro) => await import("./dev").then((m) =>
m.vercelDev(nitro))) to use an explicit module extension; replace
import("./dev") with an explicit import path such as import("./dev.ts") (or .mjs
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use an explicit extension in the dynamic import.

Line 156 uses import("./dev"). Please switch to an explicit extension (.ts/.mjs) for consistency with the repository ESM import rule.

Suggested patch

-      async (nitro) => await import("./dev").then((m) => m.vercelDev(nitro)),
+      async (nitro) => await import("./dev.ts").then((m) => m.vercelDev(nitro)),

As per coding guidelines, src/**/*.{ts,js} imports should use explicit .ts/.mjs extensions.

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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@src/presets/vercel/preset.ts` at line 156, Update the dynamic import used in
the async loader expression (the arrow function async (nitro) => await
import("./dev").then((m) => m.vercelDev(nitro))) to use an explicit module
extension; replace import("./dev") with an explicit import path such as
import("./dev.ts") (or .mjs if that matches your build) so the ESM import rule
for src/**/*.{ts,js} is respected.

Source: Coding guidelines