build(tsconfig): Update target to ES2023 to match lib in tsconfig.node.json (resolves #287).

[junhaoliao]

Description

Update target to ES2023 in tsconfig.node.json as per recommendations updated in vitejs/vite#20078

Checklist

• The PR satisfies the contribution guidelines.
• This is a breaking change and that has been indicated in the PR title, OR this isn't a
  breaking change.
• Necessary docs have been updated, OR no docs need to be updated. @junhaoliao 's rationale: Our package.json already specifies version 5.7.3 which runs ES2023 targets fine.

Validation performed

1. Performed manual testing with the demo file as instructed by https://docs.yscope.com/yscope-log-viewer/main/dev-guide/contributing-validation.html#manual-testing

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• Chores
  • Updated TypeScript configuration to support ES2023 features.

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Walkthrough

The TypeScript configuration file tsconfig.node.json was updated to change the compilation target and library from ES2022 to ES2023. No other settings or compiler options were altered in this update.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
tsconfig.node.json	Updated the target and lib options from ES2022 to ES2023.

Possibly related issues

• Update TypeScript target in log-viewer-webui to ES2023 clp#919: This issue involves updating the TypeScript compilation target from ES2022 to ES2023 in tsconfig.node.json, which matches the changes in this PR.
• Update TypeScript configuration to match Vite's recommendations #287: This issue addresses aligning the TypeScript target and lib with Vite's recommendations by changing from ES2022 to ES2023, directly corresponding to the modifications made in this PR.

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tsconfig.node.json (1)

4-5: ES2023 target and library update approved

The change to "target": "ES2023" and corresponding "lib": ["ES2023"] modernises the build configuration in line with Vite’s recommendation. Please verify that your CI pipelines and production runtimes are using a Node.js version compatible with ES2023 to prevent any potential compatibility issues.

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[kirkrodrigues]

For the PR title, how about:

build(tsconfig): Update `target` to ES2023 to match `lib` in `tsconfig.node.json` (resolves #287).