require path with custom package.loaders

[Gerark]

In my project I'm adding new package.loaders which means I'm able to import things that are not real files.

local bindings = require "bindings.core" -- This is not a real file

Any path starting with bindings. is treated differently. Is there a way to instruct the Lua Language Server to treat those specific requires in a special way and have them returning the right type annotation?
I'd like to not specify the @type every time I'm requiring these special packages.

---@type CoreBindings  <---- I'm forced to specify the type
local bindings = require "bindings.core" 

If there's a valid solution I'd need it to work outside of VS code. I'm running LuaLS as a standalone check.

[CppCXY]

By design there should be --@module "xxx.fff", It may not be in effect for luals

[Gerark]

By design there should be --@module "xxx.fff", It may not be in effect for luals

I'm not sure what the module annotation simulates tho. ( I saw the example but still a bit lost about it ) I need to tell what's the type returned by the module. Can that be done with --@module