Breaks newer typebox (export * behaviour?)

I believe something is mishandling the extensive use of export * in https://github.com/sinclairzx81/typebox/blob/0c31e10b1d080ed95c2a58e52aaf8c517b7aaf18/src/type/types/index.ts , but don't understand enough about either project to provide a better guess.

echo '{"type":"module"}' > package.json
npm i import-in-the-middle typebox

repro.js

import * as Type from 'typebox/type';
import { Value } from 'typebox/value';
import { Type as T } from 'typebox';

console.log('IsTemplateLiteral:', typeof Type.IsTemplateLiteral);
console.log('IsString:', typeof Type.IsString);
console.log('IsObject:', typeof Type.IsObject);

try {
  const unionSchema = T.Object({ level: T.Union([T.Literal('a'), T.Literal('b')]) });
  console.log('Convert union OK:', JSON.stringify(Value.Convert(unionSchema, { level: 'a' })));
} catch (e) {
  console.log('CONVERT union ERROR:', (e).message);
}

$ node repro.js
IsTemplateLiteral: function
IsString: function
IsObject: function
Convert union OK: {"level":"a"}

$ node --loader=import-in-the-middle/hook.mjs repro.js
...
IsTemplateLiteral: undefined
...
CONVERT union ERROR: Type.IsTemplateLiteral is not a function

├── import-in-the-middle@3.3.1
└── typebox@1.3.6

Start with repro.js and import-in-the-middle/hook.mjs, then compare the normal and --loader executions against the referenced TypeBox export index. Run the provided npm install and Node commands; done means the loader preserves the exported TypeBox functions and the union conversion succeeds under the hook.