Invalidate cache when using import

How do I invalidate the cache of import?

I have a function that installs missing modules when an import fails, but the import statement seems to preserve the failure while the script is still running.

import('some-module').catch(
  // this catch will only be reached the first time the script is run because resolveMissingModule will successfully install the module
  () => resolveMissingModule('some-module').then(
    // again, this will only be reached once, but it will fail, because the import seems to have cached the previous failure
    () => import('some-module')
  )
)

The only information I found in regards to import caching was this documentation, which does not tell me where the “separate cache” used by import can be found.

No require.cache

require.cache is not used by import. It has a separate cache.
— https://nodejs.org/api/esm.html#esm_no_require_cache

Start with the ESM caching section linked in the issue and review the dynamic import example alongside the 151-comment thread. A contribution would need a maintainer-approved scope—documentation, an API or behavior change, or both—and a stated way to verify cache invalidation; the issue currently does not provide that.