New Issue: Using require on a Chapel file only works if in the module with the main function

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18883, "bmcdonald3", "Using require on a Chapel file only works if in the module with the main function", "2021-12-17T00:40:06Z"

Summary of Problem

Trying to require a module in a Chapel file besides the file with the main() function does not bring in the required file. It seems that putting a require for a Chapel module in any included module should work as if it were in the main module in the project hierarchy, as it does with non-Chapel module require statements.

Steps to Reproduce

A.chpl with main function

module A {
   proc main() {
      use B;
      test();
   }
}

B.chpl with require (in same directory as A)

module B {
  require '../C.chpl';
  public use C;
}

C.chpl with function to call (up one directory from modules A and B):

module C {
  proc test() {
    writeln("In module C");
  }
}

And this is the error that you see compiling with chpl A.chpl: error: Cannot find module or enum 'C'

Moving the require '../C.chpl' to module A and the code compiles and runs as expected.