Revert "simplify webpack config"

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Reverts #330

fixes: #331

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced documentation for the unplugin-typia plugin, clarifying usage with different Node.js versions and module systems.
  • Updated examples for integrating the plugin based on Node.js version compatibility.

• Refactor

  • Improved Webpack configuration setup for better clarity and maintainability, including conditional mode settings based on the environment.

• Documentation

  • Added installation instructions for the jiti package and updated usage examples in the README for better usability.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve a refactoring of the Webpack configuration in webpack.config.ts, simplifying the plugin import process and restructuring the configuration object for clarity. The README and documentation for the unplugin-typia package have been updated to provide clearer instructions for using the plugin with different Node.js versions and module systems, specifically addressing the use of jiti and require based on version compatibility.

Changes

File	Change Summary
examples/webpack-minimal/webpack.config.ts	Refactored Webpack configuration to use CommonJS require syntax for UnpluginTypia, restructured the configuration object for clarity, conditionally set the mode property, and added production-specific plugins.
packages/unplugin-typia/README.md	Enhanced documentation with usage instructions for different Node.js versions, clarified the use of jiti for Node < 20.17.0 and require for Node >= 20.17.0, and updated example code snippets accordingly.
packages/unplugin-typia/src/webpack.ts	Updated documentation for the unplugin-typia Webpack plugin, specifying instructions for CommonJS module systems based on Node.js version, and provided distinct examples for using jiti and require.

Possibly related PRs

• simplify webpack config #330: The changes in this PR involve a significant restructuring of the webpack.config.ts file, which directly relates to the refactoring of the Webpack configuration setup in the main PR.

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In the meadow where the bunnies play,
A new config has come our way.
With clearer paths and plugins bright,
We hop along, all feels just right!
For Node and Webpack, we now cheer,
A joyful leap, the changes here! 🐇✨

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