test(e2e): Fix scripts for nuxt dev server - #22942
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nuxt-start-dev-server.bashstarts a throwawaypnpm devto generatesentry.server.config.mjs, then cleans it up withpkill -P $DEV_PID. That only kills the direct children ofpnpm dev, so the actualnuxt devserver survives and keeps holding the port. On the canary channel, Nuxt added a directory-scoped dev lock, so the leftover process makes the realnuxt devrefuse to start (Another Nuxt dev is already running), exiting 1.Cleanup now force-kills whatever still holds the port after the wait loop, releasing the lock so the real server can start.
Applied to nuxt-5 as well, which carries the identical script.
closes #22938