feat: Add support for sourcemap debugId property
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Debug IDs are detailed in the TC39 proposal.
Debug IDs are unique IDs generated from a deterministic hash of the source code which are then injected/included in both source and sourcemap. They can be used to easily identify the correct sourcemaps in production.
Although the proposal is only at stage 2, the debug ID in source and sourcemap is well defined and it's only the JavaScript API which is likely to change before stage 3. Sentry already process hundreds of millions of source files per month containing debug ids!
I've recently added support for injecting debug IDs to webpack, Rollup, and Rolldown and wanted to get them working in Rspack too with the same API as webpack.