fix(tasks/allocations): before minification, transform to esnext and update minifier examples

[Copilot]

This PR fixes the memory allocation tracking task by transforming TypeScript to ESNext before minification and updates the minifier examples to handle TypeScript files correctly.

Problem

The memory allocation tracking task in tasks/track_memory_allocations was skipping TypeScript files during minification because the minifier only works on ESNext JavaScript. Additionally, the minifier examples couldn't process TypeScript files, limiting their usefulness for testing and demonstration purposes.

Solution

Memory Allocation Tracking:

• Added oxc_semantic and oxc_transformer dependencies to enable TypeScript transformation
• Transform TypeScript to ESNext before minification in both warm-up and measurement loops
• All test files now go through the full minification pipeline consistently

Minifier Examples Enhancement:

• Updated minifier.rs and dce.rs examples to detect TypeScript files and transform them to ESNext before minification
• Added oxc_transformer dependency to minifier examples
• Maintains backward compatibility with JavaScript files

Testing

Create a TypeScript test file and run the examples:

interface User {
    name: string;
    age: number;
}

function greet(user: User): string {
    const unused = "this will be removed";
    return `Hello, ${user.name}!`;
}

const user: User = { name: "Alice", age: 30 };
console.log(greet(user));

# Now works with TypeScript files
cargo run -p oxc_minifier --example minifier test.ts --mangle --nospace
cargo run -p oxc_minifier --example dce test.ts --nospace

The changes ensure that:

• Memory allocation measurements include the full minification pipeline for all file types
• Minifier examples can process both JavaScript and TypeScript files
• TypeScript files are properly transformed to ESNext before minification

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[camc314]

@copilot #13445 is the pr

[camc314]

sorry @copilot i copeied the wrong PR link. rewrite the pr based on this one

#13445

[Copilot]

sorry @copilot i copeied the wrong PR link. rewrite the pr based on this one

#13445

I've completely rewritten the PR based on PR #13445. The changes now fix the memory allocation tracking task by transforming TypeScript to ESNext before minification, rather than adding DCE parameters. This allows the minifier to work correctly on all TypeScript test files. See commit 5ccb855.

[camc314]

@copilot update the code in the minifier example to run it through the transformer before minifyong

[Copilot]

@copilot update the code in the minifier example to run it through the transformer before minifyong

I've updated the minifier examples to run TypeScript files through the transformer before minifying. The changes include:

• Added oxc_transformer dependency to the minifier examples
• Updated both minifier.rs and dce.rs examples to transform TypeScript to ESNext before minification
• Maintains backward compatibility with JavaScript files

The examples now correctly handle TypeScript files by detecting the source type and applying transformation when needed. See commit bf9bbb3.