fix(provider): change unresolved indent syntax context to top level after it's been declared

[stormslowly]

problem

global.x =1;

transformed to

const global = require("global_polyfill")
global.x = 1

after transform global still use the ctxt of unresolved, but actually it should use the ctxt of top level marks.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Promoted the emit_js function to be public in the test_helper.rs file.
  • Added a new field top_level_mark to the Provide struct.
  • Added a new struct ToTopLevelVars with associated methods.
  • Implemented ToTopLevelVars for identifier replacements.
  • Updated Provide::new method to accept top_level_mark.
  • Modified visit_mut_module method in Provide for identifier replacement.
  • Added new dependencies and modules.
• Bug Fixes
  • Updated test functions and transformations.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass enhancing functionality across different files related to transformations and testing. Notable updates include exposing a function, introducing a new parameter, adding structures and methods for identifier handling, and updating dependencies and test cases.

Changes

File	Summary
crates/mako/src/test_helper.rs	Promoted emit_js function to public for potential external access.
crates/mako/src/transform.rs crates/mako/src/transformers/transform_provide.rs	- Added top_level_mark parameter to Provide::new - Introduced top_level_mark field in Provide struct - Implemented ToTopLevelVars for identifier replacements - Updated Provide::new and visit_mut_module for context-based replacements - Updated dependencies, test functions, and transformations.

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