[5.4] Move to rolldown

[dgrammatiko]

Pull Request for Issue # .

Summary of Changes

• Move from rollup to Rolldown (rust based)
• Remove some unneeded dependencies: fs-extra, recursive-readdir, rimraf, @rollup/plugin-replace, @rollup/plugin-node-resolve, @rollup/plugin-commonjs
• Move from the old @vue/compiler-sfc to the new @vitejs/plugin-vue
• Adjust the media manager to not throw
• bump the minimum node to 20.10.0 so we could use import json files directly
• Drop dotenv as the newer node versions support this natively
• Drop the individual browser version in the browser list and use the baseline widely available Explanation: When a web platform feature is implemented in every browser, it becomes Baseline Newly available. After 30 months, that feature then becomes Baseline Widely available, which is a threshold in which most websites can adopt features without compatibility concerns.
• Rolldown provides it's own minifier but I kept esbuild for almost everything apart the media manager (for the initial testing, later on we would switch everything to Rolldown and get rid of esbuild, so one less dependency...)

Testing Instructions

Check out the 5.4-dev and run npm i. Make a copy of the media folder somewhere in your hd
Check out this PR and run npm i. Make a copy of the media folder somewhere in your hd
Compare the 2 folders

Actual result BEFORE applying this Pull Request

Everything works

Expected result AFTER applying this Pull Request

Everything works

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[brianteeman]

does the import order matter?

In this file it is before the mediabrowser... but in the next file it is after the mediabrowser...

[dgrammatiko]

Not in this case, the exports from each module is executed at a particular part of this file but not in series. The modules themselves are just delivering the callbacks so it doesn't matter if these are alphanumerically organized or not. The benefits of the dynamic languages (PHP, JS, Python).
There are cases that the import is important ie import './something.js';

[HLeithner]

This pull request has been automatically rebased to 6.1-dev.