feat: refine @okamjs/okam

[sorrycc]

内置 less、blockStdout、helper alias、makoconfig dump 等功能。

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a new configuration option less for configuring Less stylesheets.

• Refactor

  • Simplified and enhanced the functionality of the build function in the mako package.
  • Refactored the build and dev functions in the bundler-okam package to use new less object properties.
  • Restructured the configuration handling and functions in the scripts/mako.js file for enhanced configurability and maintainability.

• Dependencies

  • Updated and added new dependencies in the bundler-okam and mako packages.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve enhancing configuration handling in the bundler-okam and mako packages, updating dependencies, and refining functionality in scripts like mako.js. Notable changes include introducing a new less configuration option, refactoring build processes, and improving configurability for better maintenance.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docs/api.md	Added new less configuration option for configuring Less stylesheets.
packages/bundler-okam/index.js	Refactored build and dev functions to use less object; simplified getOkamConfig function.
packages/bundler-okam/package.json	Removed lessLoader and blockStdout functions; updated dependencies.
packages/mako/package.json	Added new dependencies and devDependencies related to Less and SWC in package.json.
packages/mako/src/index.ts	Enhanced build function with additional logic for configuration, aliasing, and loading.
scripts/mako.js	Underwent significant changes in functionality to enhance configurability and maintainability.

Poem

Configurations dance, dependencies prance,
Mako scripts in a new stance.
Less styles whisper, hooks now crisper,
Changes weave a tale, a coder's elixir. 🐇✨

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