AMD global require and relative path from HTML

In my environment there are lot of tests and templates are HTMLs with self-testing functionality. To make them path-agnostic I was using relative MIDs to same folder resources: scripts, templates and CSS.

ModuleFolder

• MyModule.html
• require(["./MyModule"],function(MyModule){ new MyModule({},createDivInBody() ).startup(); }
  
• test/test.html
• require(["../MyModule"],function(MyModule){ new MyModule({},createDivInBody() ).startup(); }
• MyModule.js
• require(["dojo/text!./MyModule.html","AMD/cssI!./MyModule.css"],function( template, css) {... }
• MyModule.css
  

As dojo AMD and perhaps some other AMD implementations disrespect relative path on global require I need  either to work around or make AMD working as expected. By expected I mean not imaginary potential use of absolute path but real life expectation when looking on the code sniplet above.

There are 2 bugs exposed in the code:

1. The repative path in HTMLs is treated not as module with JS extension assumed but rather abstract resource, so no JS extension added when path converted to URL. What it could be if not a JS and why there is a difference to MID ?
2. In CSS plugin the relative path is not working either. It is computated relatively to dojo basePath
   

The bug fix is not an option(see bellow). What could be done?

1. Shim the require() and rebase relative pathes with regard to existing basePath
2. Create artificial "currentPage" package and place into require config, replace relative path dots with this package: require({paths:{currentPackage:location.href... }},["currentPackage/MyModule"]
3. Use absolute package name: require(["lib/MyLib/PackageX/MyModule"
4. give up on dojo and use another AMD loader
   

Perhaps someone could give a better suggestion which is quite appreciated.
If there is a solution, please share.

Regards,
suns

PS. Thank  Christophe Jolif's wisdom for this pain: https://bugs.dojotoolkit.org/ticket/14649
PPS. for interested will keep track on my blog.