feat(rspack): make target property optional #28785
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Current Behavior
The
targetproperty is currently required by the@nx/rspack:rspackexecutor, but is not by the@nx/webpack:webpackexecutor.This can make migrating between the two a little more difficult.
Expected Behavior
Target should be handled by Nx's
withWebhelper or set intentionally by the user in theirrspack.configfile.Related Issue(s)
Fixes #