chore(deps-dev): bump webpack from 5.24.2 to 5.25.0

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Bumps webpack from 5.24.2 to 5.25.0.

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v5.25.0

Features

• Refactor the startup logic to improve library support
• add __webpack_runtime_id__ to access the current runtime id
• improve error handling for HMR
  • add second argument to self accept error handler to pass new module and module id
  • add error handler argument to dependency accept, passing error and module ids
• add output.strictModuleErrorHandling to opt into stricter evaluation error handling semantics according to ESM spec
  • used by default when HMR is enabled
• when ignoring a module used by new URL() this will result in an url to a empty file ("data:,")
• add module.generator.asset.emit option to disable creating assets from asset modules (e. g. for SSR)

Bugfixes

• fix problem when library options apply to a non-runtime chunk
• fix crash in splitChunks.maxSize where negative indicies are accessed
• fix sub-optimal splitting of splitChunks.maxSize in some cases when multiple size types are involved
• fix a memory leak in AssetGenerator
• fix usage of runtime globals in SharedPlugin to support HMR updates

Deprecations

• deprecate output.strictModuleExceptionHandling (this is the CommonJS way of handling errors, and the name is weird)

v5.24.4

Bugfixes

• fix overridding built-in externals via externals
• fix handling UNC paths as windows paths
• Improve error when passing an empty array as library name
• avoid adding the package.json from compilation context as build dependency
• fix expansion of "..." in array configuration options when it's not at the start

v5.24.3

Bugfixes

• fix contenthash when a file is emitted twice with different filenames but that same contenthash

Commits

• be352e8 5.25.0
• ab74839 Merge pull request #12871 from webpack/feature/generate-asset
• bcf3cb2 Merge pull request #12872 from webpack/bugfix/ignore-asset-modules
• c014665 update cli snapshots
• 8ea0a6a Merge pull request #12831 from animecyc/bugfix/shared-plugin-runtime-bug
• e711608 Merge pull request #12873 from webpack/dependabot/npm_and_yarn/ts-loader-8.0.18
• 7572217 add emit option for asset modules
• 7245527 allow to define "ignored modules" per dependency
• cf57a14 improve test case
• cf20878 fix web worker chunk loadign for non-js chunks
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Superseded by #176.