Add workaround for malformed info files in node_modules (2 levels deep)

Thanks for the update, and links to the relevant core issues.
Could we add the temporary workaround as described in #2329453: Ignore front end vendor folders to improve directory search performance

Temporary work-around

To set up node modules for your theme or module, the standard way is to run npm init to create a package.json file. After that file is created, you'll need to edit it to include a post install script:

"scripts": {
"postinstall": "find node_modules/ -name '*.info' -type f -delete"
}
Now, when you or a user runs npm install, npm will install the node modules from package.json as normal, but then go through them all and delete .info files. Our only hope is that none of those files are essential for the node module to function.

This is not a sustainable solution since it requires all Drupal project maintainers and all Drupal front-end devs to know about this work-around or to successfully debug this problem (NOT EASY!)

If this seems not a good idea, please close again.

hmm interesting.
This didn't seem to work, but running npm install does indeed remove the file. Probably something on my environment.