fix(gatsby): remove .js suffixes in require() to allow transpilation

In earlier v1, one could write files such as `gatsby-config` in typescript and
use babel to transpile the file into js on the fly via
`babel-node --presets @babel/preset-typescript --extensions '.ts' gatsby
develop`. However, it's no longer possible in recent releases.

The reason is that the current implementation put a `.js` suffix on each
require(`gatsby-${env}.js`), which blocks `gatsby-{$env}` files being transpiled
from other languages via babel. The PR addresses this problem by removing the
unnecessary suffix and preserving the integrity.

Signed-off-by: Alvis HT Tang <alvis@hilbert.space>

packages/gatsby/src/bootstrap/index.js

@@ -72,10 +72,10 @@ module.exports = async (args: BootstrapArgs) => {
  activity.end()
 
  // Try opening the site's gatsby-config.js file.
- activity = report.activityTimer(`open and validate gatsby-config.js`)
+ activity = report.activityTimer(`open and validate gatsby-config`)
  activity.start()
  const config = await preferDefault(
- getConfigFile(program.directory, `gatsby-config.js`)
+ getConfigFile(program.directory, `gatsby-config`)
  )
 
  store.dispatch({
@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ module.exports = async (args: BootstrapArgs) => {
 
  const envAPIs = plugin[`${env}APIs`]
  if (envAPIs && Array.isArray(envAPIs) && envAPIs.length > 0) {
- return slash(path.join(plugin.resolve, `gatsby-${env}.js`))
+ return slash(path.join(plugin.resolve, `gatsby-${env}`))
  }
  return undefined
  }