[chore]: replace esbuild with swc in flat-web about flat

[crimx]

I've investigated the mobx-state-tree before adopting mobx to Flat. I think it won't solve our issues.

1. We don't need snapshots and runtime type checking which are the main selling functionalities of mobx-state-tree.
2. It adds another layer of concept complexity and runtime overhead which Flat doesn't need.
3. It offers poor supports for async await. You need to write generators for async actions which looks quite nasty.

[BlackHole1]

after an internal team discussion, we felt that this feature should not go first.

our core problem is that the existing mobx Store is difficult to maintain.

the reflect-metadata is just a solution to try to solve the problem, but it should not be finalized directly, but should be researched first to see if there are other solutions to solve the problem.

currently mobx v6 does not recommend using decorators anymore, I think we should use the official recommendation (makeObservable / makeAutoObservable) (Although we are using these right now...)

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Let me elaborate on the current pain points of our mobx Store:

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class TestStroe {
    constructor() {
        makeObservable(this, {
            value: observable,
            double: computed,
            increment: action,
            fetch: flow,
        });

        // imagine that there are more than 400 lines of code

        // when I get here, how do I know if it's `computed` or `ref`?
        // the frustrating thing is that you have absolutely no idea! 
        // you need to scroll your mouse until you see `makeObservable` and you can confirm
        double() {
            // code...
        }
    }
}

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our Store is too big! So big that you can open any Store file and feel a deep sense of despair...

they should have had the opportunity to split into more granular Stores...

[crimx]

We may address the issues by enforcing naming convention and further splitting stores.

[BlackHole1]

can mobx-state-tree solve our problem?

cc @crimx @l1shen

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