perf(core): use prebundle to reduce dependencies

[chenjiahan]

Summary

Use prebundle to reduce dependencies of @rspack/core (12 deps -> 6 deps)

How it works:

• Use prebundle to bundle dependencies and output to the compiled folder.
• Use tsc-alias to alias the import path to the compiled folder.

resolve #5097

Checklist

• Tests updated (or not required).
• Documentation updated (or not required).

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[chenjiahan]

!canary

[alfaproject]

How is this better? Now I have duplicate code in my node modules, ehhh

[chenjiahan]

Bundle dependency is a very practical optimization method, and we can see that projects like Next.js and Vite have adopted it.

• Next.js bundles dependencies and output to the compiled folder, just like Rspack does. see https://github.com/vercel/next.js/tree/canary/packages/next/src/compiled

• Vite bundles most of dependencies and outputs them as chunks, see: https://github.com/vitejs/vite/blob/main/packages/vite/rollup.config.ts#L65-L73

There are many benefits of bundle dependencies, including faster installation and prevention of supply chain attacks caused by updating indirect dependencies.

Regarding your concerns, while there may be duplicate code in node_modules, in most cases the code you need to download is less than before, because the bundling process removes unnecessary files.

[chenjiahan]

According to my calculations, this PR has reduced the install size by 800kB, and we can further optimize it.