fix: exclude assets with ?raw and ?url queries from processing

[didoin]

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[benmccann]

I wonder if it should be something more like \?(.*&)?(url|raw) in case it is combined with another query parameter. Probably unlikely, but maybe safer?

[didoin]

The official Vite documentation explicitly talks about ?url suffix and ?raw suffix. Static Asset Handling

Also, I think your pattern doesn't allow specifying future query parameters (perhaps for new transformers) that are prefixed with raw or url (?rawable example, I know it's a bad example 😂).

[JonasKruckenberg]

specifying future query parameters (perhaps for new transformers) that are prefixed with raw or url

For what its worth, I think we should not worry about that right now, if a situation arises in the future where there are more special query params like that we can easily push another version then.

[didoin]

If you feel that a more rigorous regular expression would be more appropriate, that's perfectly fine. From my perspective, though, it might not be necessary in this case, since "vite" expects these parameters as a suffix.

As for the "future query parameters" concern, I was also considering the possibility of custom parameters that users might define through the extendTransforms function. It seems like we could avoid potential issues down the line by addressing this now.