👻 Update the shared workspace to build to esm and commonjs

[ibolton336]

Resolves #192

Vite Library Mode Integration:

Enables efficient bundling of the shared package using Vite, producing both CommonJS (CJS) and ES Module (ESM) outputs. This setup ensures compatibility with modern and legacy environments for seamless use in both the VSCode extension and webview packages.

Summary of changes:

• drop typescript composite project structures
• build shared with vite in library mode
• fixup the dev scripts so the shared build has a chance to run before the other packages go looking for its files
• all workspaces now launch in dev or build watch mode - changes in any of them will result in recompiles

[sjd78]

Why not use vite library mode? https://vite.dev/guide/build#library-mode

From what I can tell, esbuild comes in from @vitejs/plugin-react, but I could be wrong. Would be good to have the builders/packagers used all explicity listed as devDependencies in the approriate package.json files.

Probably can also remove:

editor-extensions/tsconfig.json

Lines 14 to 18 in 6bdca4c

	"references": [
	{ "path": "./shared" },
	{ "path": "./vscode" },
	{ "path": "./webview-ui" }
	]

and:

editor-extensions/shared/tsconfig.json

Line 10 in 6bdca4c

"tsBuildInfoFile": "./dist/tsconfig.tsbuildinfo"

[sjd78]

I pushed a few changes basically to drop the rest of the composite project configs and to fix up the dev scripts a bit. Super easy to do on a excellent base.

[ibolton336]

LGTM!

[ibolton336]

LGTM