Skip building the Web App when disabled#166
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Summary
Adds logic to skip building the Web App entirely when it is disabled, preventing unnecessary build steps and improving developer experience.
Key changes
The Web App is no longer built if disabled in the configuration.
Builds no longer require Node.js to be installed when the Web App is disabled.
Added a console error if the Web App is enabled while the WebSocket extension is disabled, as WebSocket is a required dependency.
Impact
Simplifies the build process and removes a potential point of confusion for developers who do not use the Web App.
Reduces unnecessary build dependencies, resulting in faster and more reliable builds.