chore: react router rsc data mode

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Rsbuild RSC React Router Example

This example shows how to run React Router's experimental RSC Data Mode on top
of rsbuild-plugin-rsc.

What It Demonstrates

• React Router RSC request handling with unstable_matchRSCServerRequest
• HTML rendering with unstable_RSCStaticRouter plus a custom Rsbuild SSR
  adapter that injects the React Router flight stream
• Browser hydration with unstable_RSCHydratedRouter
• React Server Actions over react-server-dom-rspack
• Client-side navigation managed by React Router, while rsbuild-plugin-rsc
  still provides the RSC build layers and the rsc:update dev signal

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This pull request primarily introduces a new react-router example to showcase the integration of React Router's experimental RSC Data Mode with rsbuild-plugin-rsc. This example provides a comprehensive setup for server-side rendering, client-side hydration, and React Server Actions, illustrating how to build a full-stack application using these technologies. Additionally, it includes a minor update to the project's Biome configuration.

Highlights

• New Example: React Router RSC Data Mode: A new example has been introduced to demonstrate the integration of React Router's experimental RSC Data Mode with rsbuild-plugin-rsc, showcasing server-side rendering, client-side hydration, and server actions.
• Biome Configuration Update: The Biome schema version has been updated from 2.4.5 to 2.4.7.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new react-router example to demonstrate React Server Components (RSC) Data Mode integration with Rsbuild. The changes include updating the README.md and biome.json, adding a complete new example directory with client and server entry points, route definitions, server actions, and SSR configuration. Review comments suggest improvements such as initializing entryJsFiles to an empty array to prevent potential undefined values, explicitly importing Buffer for better clarity and compatibility, removing redundant alias configurations in rsbuild.config.ts, simplifying a verbose type assertion in entry.browser.tsx, refactoring the shouldBypassRequest function for improved readability, and adding detailed explanations for @ts-expect-error suppressions to enhance code maintainability.