chore(deps): update dependency webpack to ^5.93.0

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
webpack	^5.91.0 -> ^5.93.0

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Release Notes

webpack/webpack (webpack)

v5.93.0

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v5.92.1

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v5.92.0

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Bug Fixes

• Correct tidle range's comutation for module federation
• Consider runtime for pure expression dependency update hash
• Return value in the subtractRuntime function for runtime logic
• Fixed failed to resolve promise when eager import a dynamic cjs
• Avoid generation extra code for external modules when remapping is not required
• The css/global type now handles the exports name
• Avoid hashing for @keyframe and @property at-rules in css/global type
• Fixed mangle with destructuring for JSON modules
• The stats.hasWarnings() method now respects the ignoreWarnings option
• Fixed ArrayQueue iterator
• Correct behavior of __webpack_exports_info__.a.b.canMangle
• Changed to the correct plugin name for the CommonJsChunkFormatPlugin plugin
• Set the chunkLoading option to the import when environment is unknown and output is module
• Fixed when runtimeChunk has no exports when module chunkFormat used
• [CSS] Fixed parsing minimized CSS import
• [CSS] URLs in CSS files now have correct public path
• [CSS] The css module type should not allow parser to switch mode
• [Types] Improved context module types

New Features

• Added platform target properties to compiler
• Improved multi compiler cache location and validating it
• Support import attributes spec (with keyword)
• Support node: prefix for Node.js core modules in runtime code
• Support prefetch/preload for module chunk format
• Support "..." in the importsFields option for resolver
• Root module is less prone to be wrapped in IIFE
• Export InitFragment class for plugins
• Export compileBooleanMatcher util for plugins
• Export InputFileSystem and OutputFileSystem types
• [CSS] Support the esModule generator option for CSS modules
• [CSS] Support CSS when chunk format is module

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