chore(deps-dev): bump webpack from 5.94.0 to 5.95.0

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Bumps webpack from 5.94.0 to 5.95.0.

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v5.95.0

Bug Fixes

• Fixed hanging when attempting to read a symlink-like file that it can't read
• Handle default for import context element dependency
• Merge duplicate chunks call after split chunks
• Generate correctly code for dynamically importing the same file twice and destructuring
• Use content hash as [base] and [name] for extracted DataURI's
• Distinguish module and import in module-import for externals import's
• [Types] Make EnvironmentPlugin default values types less strict
• [Types] Typescript 5.6 compatibility

New Features

• Add new optimization.entryIife option (true by default for the production mode)
• Pass output.hash* options to loader context

Performance

• Avoid unneeded re-visit in build chunk graph

Commits

• e20fd63 chore(release): 5.95.0
• 4866b0d feat: added new optimization.entryIife option
• d90f692 fix: merge duplicate chunks after split chunks
• 90dec30 fix(externals): distinguish “module” and “import” in “module-import”
• c1a0a46 fix(externals): distinguish “module” and “import” in “module-import”
• 14d8fa8 fix: all tests cases
• dae16ad feat: pass output.hash* options to loader context
• 75d185d feat: pass output.hash* options to loader context
• 46e0b9c test: update
• 8e62f9f test
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