fix: enable Rsbuild plugin tests

[chenjiahan]

Enable all Rsbuild plugin tests.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the testing infrastructure for the Rsbuild project. By uncommenting a substantial list of plugin entries in the test configuration file, it ensures that a much broader range of Rsbuild plugins are now actively included in the automated testing process. This change is crucial for maintaining the stability and reliability of the Rsbuild plugin ecosystem.

Highlights

• Rsbuild Plugin Testing: A total of 25 previously commented-out Rsbuild plugins have been re-enabled in the test suite within tests/rsbuild/plugins.ts. This significantly expands the test coverage for various Rsbuild plugins, ensuring their proper functionality.

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Code Review

The pull request successfully enables all Rsbuild plugin tests by uncommenting the respective plugin entries in the plugins array within tests/rsbuild/plugins.ts. This change directly aligns with the stated goal of the pull request and appears to be a straightforward activation of previously disabled tests. No issues were found that require specific review comments.

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Pull request overview

This PR enables testing for 25 Rsbuild plugins that were previously commented out in the test suite. The change uncomments plugin names in the plugins array, which will cause the ecosystem CI to run tests against each of these plugin repositories.

Changes:

• Uncommented 25 Rsbuild plugin entries in the test configuration array

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