chore(release): new release

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Releases

watchpack@2.5.2

Patch Changes

• fix: retry fs.lstat on transient EBUSY errors instead of flagging the (by @alexander-akait in #293)
  file as removed (fixes Webpack watch stops if one of the output files is busy #223, Watch Mode stops functioning if emitted file is busy or locked #44).

  On Windows it is common for anti-virus scanners, indexers or the editor
  itself to briefly hold an exclusive handle on a file that has just
  changed. Before this change the watcher would receive the fs.watch
  event, call lstat, get back EBUSY, and fall through to setMissing
  — causing a spurious remove event and in some cases leaving the
  watcher unable to see further changes for that file until the directory
  was re-scanned.

  DirectoryWatcher now retries lstat up to three times (100 ms apart)
  before giving up, and does not emit a remove when the only reason the
  file could not be stat'd was EBUSY.

  The retry count is controlled by the WATCHPACK_RETRIES environment
  variable (default: 3; set to 0 or "false" to disable retrying and
  restore the previous behaviour).

• Improve perfomance for ignored and improve perfomance for reduce plan. (by @alexander-akait in #289)

• perf: skip the path-separator replacement when the input has no backslash (by @alexander-akait in #287)
  (benchmarks measure ~35–45% less time for ignored matchers on POSIX paths),
  fast-path single-element ignored arrays, and make reducePlan's selection
  loop walk only structurally valid candidates with an early exit when the
  ideal reduction is found (measured ~20–40% faster on medium and large
  plans). Adds a tinybench suite under bench/ and a CodSpeed GitHub Actions
  workflow so future regressions are caught automatically.