fix(concatente_modules): concatenate from different externals

[stormslowly]

语句替换应该从 index 大的开始，所以需要 reverse

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Reversed iteration order in external_transformer.rs for improved performance.
  • Added mappings for external2 in external_transformer.rs.
  • Introduced test assertions in expect.js for build result validation.
  • Added export of named module qux in external1.js.
  • Exported an object with property bar in external2.js.
  • Imported values from root.js in index.js for validation.
  • Exported constant foo with value 1 in inner.js.
  • Specified entry point and optimization settings in mako.config.json.
  • Exported named variables foo, qux, and bar in root.js.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve enhancing module concatenation in the farm_tree_shake plugin, introducing new files for exporting named modules from external sources, and adding test assertions for build results and content checks.

Changes

File Path	Summary
crates/mako/src/plugins/farm_tree_shake/shake/module_concatenate/external_transformer.rs	Reversed replaces iteration order, added mappings for external2, and new tests for multiple exports.
e2e/fixtures/mako.scope-hoisting.export_named_from_external/	Introduces various new files for exporting named modules and configuring project settings.

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