Bump esbuild-svelte from 0.7.4 to 0.8.0

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Bumps esbuild-svelte from 0.7.4 to 0.8.0.

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v0.8.0

• Minorly Breaking Caching is automatically enabled after two sucessful builds when using the context esbuild API

  Previously caching was automatically enabled when using the watch or incremental esbuild options, but those were removed in esbuild v0.17.0. This change brings back the automatic cache enabling when using the context API which supports the same features as the previous watch and incremental options. esbuild does not provide a way for plugins to determine if the context API is being used, so this feature is enabled after two successful builds. This should be a reasonable compromise between not enabling the cache at all and enabling it for every build (which wastes time and space if caching isn't needed).

  If you are using the context API and want to disable the cache, you can set the cache option to false in the plugin options but this isn't recommended (if you do need to disable the cache for some reason, please open an issue to see if your usecase can be fixed).

• Minorly Breaking Add dependency to @jridgewell/trace-mapping so error messages are more accurate when using preprocessors (#83)

  If you are using Svelte 4, this doesn't add additional dependencies because that package is already required by Svelte 4.

• Update development esbuild version to 0.19.0

  This means that this plugin now supports additional inhancements when using the context esbuild v0.17.0 API as detailed below.

Changelog

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0.8.0 (Breaking)

• Minorly Breaking Caching is automatically enabled after two sucessful builds when using the context esbuild API

  Previously caching was automatically enabled when using the watch or incremental esbuild options, but those were removed in esbuild v0.17.0. This change brings back the automatic cache enabling when using the context API which supports the same features as the previous watch and incremental options. esbuild does not provide a way for plugins to determine if the context API is being used, so this feature is enabled after two successful builds. This should be a reasonable compromise between not enabling the cache at all and enabling it for every build (which wastes time and space if caching isn't needed).

  If you are using the context API and want to disable the cache, you can set the cache option to false in the plugin options but this isn't recommended (if you do need to disable the cache for some reason, please open an issue to see if your usecase can be fixed).

• Minorly Breaking Add dependency to @jridgewell/trace-mapping so error messages are more accurate when using preprocessors (#83)

  If you are using Svelte 4, this doesn't add additional dependencies because that package is already required by Svelte 4.

• Update development esbuild version to 0.19.0

  This means that this plugin now supports additional inhancements when using the context esbuild v0.17.0 API as detailed below.

Commits

• 079a55a 0.8.0
• d72efd9 Update deps
• 2ba4f86 Prep for release
• 2e884f0 Merge pull request #153 from EMH333/preprocess-warning-location
• a5a381e Minor pre-merge cleanup
• e07255e Add changelog entry
• de4282c Fix lint issues
• 47ee9ca Use @​jridgewell/trace-mapping instead of source-map
• d7efbd4 Some small fixes
• d1d69df Add fix for error locations
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