fix(concatenateModule): treat module as external when it contains unsupported syntax

[stormslowly]

将包含特殊语法的模块节点，设置为非 root 非 inner 模块，这些语法需要留到后面的 transformer 统一处理。

特殊语法目前范围

1. export * from “m” // 后继单独解决
2. import("m")
3. new Worker(.....)
4. 直接或间接的 async 模块

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated logic for identifying unsupported syntax and optimized module ID handling.
  • Improved function naming within the test module.
• New Features
  • Introduced variable exports and named modules in JavaScript files.
  • Added functionality for importing and creating worker instances.
• Documentation
  • Enhanced test scripts and configuration settings for module optimization.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass improvements in module resolution logic, optimizations in managing module dependencies, and the addition of test scripts for scenarios involving CSS file imports and workers.

Changes

File	Summary
crates/mako/src/module.rs	Updated ResolveType struct to use is_dynamic_esm for a new condition check.
crates/mako/src/plugins/farm_tree_shake/shake/module_concatenate.rs crates/mako/src/plugins/farm_tree_shake/shake/module_concatenate/external_transformer.rs	Refactored logic for identifying unsupported syntax and managing module IDs during optimization. Test function renamed.
e2e/fixtures/mako.scope-hoisting.import_external_css/a.js e2e/fixtures/mako.scope-hoisting.import_external_css/b.js e2e/fixtures/mako.scope-hoisting.import_external_css/c.js e2e/fixtures/mako.scope-hoisting.import_external_css/cjs.js ...	Introduces exports, imports, and test scripts related to CSS modules and CommonJS.
e2e/fixtures/mako.scope-hoisting.import_worker/a.js e2e/fixtures/mako.scope-hoisting.import_worker/b.js e2e/fixtures/mako.scope-hoisting.import_worker/c.js e2e/fixtures/mako.scope-hoisting.import_worker/cjs.js ...	Adds functionality for importing worker dependencies, CSS styling, and CommonJS modules.

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