Passing expression to Jest.unmock

I am implementing a utility function that will ease calling jest.unmock multiple times

it turns out jest.unmock only expects string literal

jest.unmock('got')   // works

const mod = 'got'
jest.unmock(mod)   // does not work

I tried using eval like the following But it doesn't work

const mod = "'got'"
eval(`jest.unmock(${mod})`)

Is there any work round to do this?

What is the rationale behind this?

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