fix(vite): use .mts config files and import.meta.dirname - #8
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## Current Behavior Vite 8.2 warns that these configs use features `configLoader: 'native'` cannot support: ESM syntax in a CommonJS-loaded `.ts` file, and `__dirname`. ## Expected Behavior No warning. `.mts` keeps configs ESM regardless of package.json `type`, and `import.meta.dirname` is the ESM equivalent of `__dirname`. ## Related Issue(s) NXC-4772
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Current Behavior
Vite 8.2 warns that this workspace's Vite configs use features
configLoader: 'native'cannot support: ESM syntax in a CommonJS-loaded.tsconfig, and__dirname.Expected Behavior
No warning.
.mtskeeps the configs ESM regardless of the package.jsontype, andimport.meta.dirnameis the ESM equivalent of__dirname.Related Issue(s)
NXC-4772
Supersedes #7, which could not be reopened after a force-push rewrote its recorded head.