feat: improve watch, dev_server and hmr (break change)

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Close #1205

Summary by CodeRabbit

• 新功能
  • 在应用程序中添加了新的DevServerConfig结构，包括host和port字段。
  • 更新默认配置以包含devServer并设置默认值。
  • 添加验证检查以确保hmr仅与devServer一起使用。

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Walkthrough

整体变更涉及对mako crate中与HMR（Hot Module Replacement）相关的JavaScript文件处理逻辑进行简化，包括移除HMR配置中对端口和主机的处理，以及调整支持HMR的JavaScript文件的内容格式。

Changes

文件	变更摘要
crates/mako/src/build/load.rs	简化了load.rs中的moduleToDom函数，移除了HMR配置中对端口和主机的处理，调整了支持HMR的JavaScript文件的内容格式。
crates/mako/src/config/config.rs	- 添加了DevServerConfig结构体，包含host和port字段。 - 向Config结构体添加了类型为Option<DevServerConfig>的dev_server字段。 - 更新了默认配置以包括带有默认值的devServer。 - 添加了验证检查，确保hmr仅与devServer一起使用。
crates/mako/src/dev/mod.rs	在mod.rs中的DevServer实现中，根据配置值的存在引入了条件性线程生成，根据dev_server配置的存在与否，生成一个线程以监视变化；另外，根据配置的存在，对服务器设置逻辑进行了调整。
docs/config.md	- 添加了一个新的devServer部分，包含类型和默认值规范。 - 修改了hmr部分，将类型从{ host?: string, port?: number }更改为{}，默认值从{ host: '127.0.0.1', port: 3000 }更改为{}。
packages/bundler-mako/index.js	修改了index.js中exports.dev函数的配置设置，现在hmr对象被初始化为空，添加了一个带有port和host属性的新devServer对象。

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入夜静悄悄，代码如诗行。
摘星点点变更间，兔子欢快舞蹈。
HMR配置一新颜，开发者心中留芳。

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