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(1) Base game + ALL DLC = a bundle of separate download packs
Ultimately sold at reduced prices for each item in the bundle (especially at EB Games / Gamestop, which has a lower price for the physical copy than Steam's digital copy, in Canada), whichever way you slice it.
(2) A new, bigger downloadable for the game that has the DLC in it already.
You'd buy it as a single item in your cart, and not a single collection of items (i.e. a bundle).
Notes:
Option #1 is probably the most common way to do this on Steam, by far.
Option #2 is likely the route taken by Remasters and Remakes.
By "downloadable" I mean an item addable to the cart, and purchasable, which you thus download to your computer.
My theory: SOTR:DE has done BOTH. It has replaced the base game's downloadable with the "Definitive Edition", AND bundled that with the launch versions' DLC downloadables. I think SE only intended to rename the store page, and offer us Option #1 to buy the game, but somehow got their wires crossed and tacked on the DLC into the specific "Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition" item in your cart.
They should fix this by ostensibly changing the bundle to appear as 4 "separate" items in your cart, as described exactly in Option #1.
Maybe a solution: Bomb the support with screenshots of how badly the store is failing AGAIN.
Edit: Windows 10 here, so not mac / linux specific.
It's a publisher error in setting up the bundle, nothing to do with the steam store.
Indeed, the base game turned into definitive edition with a bundle which contains the base game which is now the definitive edition with a bundle.... etc. Bundle INCEPTION!
So the bundle references itself and Steam protects users from buying it multiple times.
hope that get's fixed too....