fix(vite): fix HMR preamble race condition

[markdalgleish]

Closes #7863.

This PR fixes a couple issues:

• Resolves a race condition between the React Refresh preamble script and the app code by ensuring that the preamble is imported first in the same script tag as the app code.
• Allows the LiveReload component to behave the same as the existing Remix compiler from a consumer perspective. You can now choose not to render it, forcing you to perform a full refresh to see changes, and you can also render it after Scripts. I've updated the ordering of LiveReload and Scripts in the Vite tests to show this is the case.

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@remix-run/dev	Patch
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remix	Patch
@remix-run/architect	Patch
@remix-run/cloudflare	Patch
@remix-run/cloudflare-pages	Patch
@remix-run/cloudflare-workers	Patch
@remix-run/css-bundle	Patch
@remix-run/deno	Patch
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[pcattori]

LGTM

Longterm, I'd like an API that decouples dev-only scripts from prod scripts. For example, I may want to use HMR in development but not ship any JS assets in production.

[pcattori]

Also, I could have sworn that using <LiveReload /> without <Scripts /> worked for HMR in esbuild-based compiler, but I guess not. So this would get us parity (and then some) with the current Remix compiler.

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