How to use the loadConfig function from browserslist

webpack.config.js

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const topLevelFrameworkPaths = isDevelopment ? [] : getTopLevelFrameworkPaths(__dirname);
const isAnalyze = !!process.env.ANALYZE;
const cpuCount = require('os').cpus().length;
const context = __dirname;


const targets = browserslist.loadConfig({ path: context});


/** @type {import('webpack').Configuration} */
const config = {
  mode: isDevelopment ? 'development' : 'production',

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browserslistTargetHandler.js

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// if a path to a config is specified then load it, else
// find a nearest config
const config = query
	? query
	: configPath
	? browserslist.loadConfig({
			config: configPath,
			env
	  })
	: browserslist.loadConfig({ path: context, env });

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index.js

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const shouldParseBrowsers = !!browsers;
const hasTargets = shouldParseBrowsers || Object.keys(targets).length > 0;
const shouldSearchForConfig = !options.ignoreBrowserslistConfig && !hasTargets;

if (!browsers && shouldSearchForConfig) {
  browsers = _browserslist.loadConfig({
    config: options.configFile,
    path: configPath,
    env: options.browserslistEnv
  });

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index.js

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const shouldParseBrowsers = !!browsers;
const hasTargets = shouldParseBrowsers || Object.keys(targets).length > 0;
const shouldSearchForConfig = !options.ignoreBrowserslistConfig && !hasTargets;

if (!browsers && shouldSearchForConfig) {
  browsers = browserslist.loadConfig({
    config: options.configFile,
    path: configPath,
    env: options.browserslistEnv
  });

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