Fix: File logging now respects stackMode option #4
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This PR fixes an issue where file logging was not respecting the 'condensed' stackMode option. Previously, file logs always showed full stack traces regardless of the stackMode setting.
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packages/vite/src/index.tsto properly handle all stackMode options:'none': No stack traces in file logs'condensed': Only the first line of stack traces in file logs'full': Complete stack traces in file logsThis makes file logging behavior consistent with terminal output behavior for all stackMode settings.