Added full qualified path and mockServiceWorker.js to webpack file copy globOptions

[standuprey]

fixes #5225

Also fixes the fact that the README.md was getting copied although it was not the intention

As noted in this comment there seem to be limitation in copy-webpack-plugin and it only worked with fully qualified path.

Also tried to set globOptions.gitignore to true as this seems to be what we wanted for mockServiceWorker.js but it didn't work and would not solve the problem with the README.md file

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[virtuoushub]

thanks @standup75! this fix makes a lot of sense to me.

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quick aside afaik this will "break" this hacky workaround I am using to deploy a built Storybook to Netlify in the example-storybook repo ( redwoodjs/example-storybook#117 ). But that is totally ok, because this hack should not really be necessary. We have been needing to fix how we pass in mocks / the msw config to our Storybook config for a while so hopefully this helps accelerate that work.

See also ( #5269 -> #5534 )

[jtoar]

Thanks @standup75, and thanks for reviewing @virtuoushub! I tried a few other options like baseNameMatch and nothing seemed to be working like you said, so it seems like fully-qualified paths is the way to go indeed.