refactor: remove colorette dependency

[chenjiahan]

The colorette package was removed as it's no longer needed for color support in stats output. Also cleaned up the unused stats normalization logic in setupHooks.js.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on optimizing the project by eliminating the colorette dependency, which is no longer required for stats output color support. Concurrently, it cleans up associated dead code, specifically the normalizeStatsOptions function and its calls within setupHooks.js. This change reduces the project's dependency footprint and improves code clarity and maintainability.

Highlights

• Dependency Removal: The colorette package was removed from the project dependencies.
• Code Cleanup: Unused stats normalization logic and related colorette usage were removed from src/utils/setupHooks.js.

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Changelog

• package.json
  • Removed the colorette package from the dependencies list.
• pnpm-lock.yaml
  • Removed colorette and its associated entries from the lockfile.
• src/utils/setupHooks.js
  • Removed the normalizeStatsOptions utility function.
  • Removed the logic that normalized stats options and checked for colorette color support.

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Code Review

This pull request removes the colorette dependency and cleans up related unused stats normalization logic. The changes are straightforward and correctly implement the described refactoring. I've found a minor issue where a JSDoc type cast in src/utils/setupHooks.js is no longer accurate after the changes, and I've provided a suggestion to fix it.

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Pull request overview

This PR removes the colorette dependency and simplifies stats handling in setupHooks by deleting the previous stats-options normalization and color-detection logic.

Changes:

• Remove colorette from runtime dependencies and lockfile.
• Delete stats-options normalization logic (including colors defaulting) in src/utils/setupHooks.js.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
src/utils/setupHooks.js	Removes stats option normalization and colorette-based color support fallback before calling stats.toString().
package.json	Drops colorette from dependencies.
pnpm-lock.yaml	Removes colorette entries from importer/packages/snapshots.

Files not reviewed (1)

• pnpm-lock.yaml: Language not supported

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src/utils/setupHooks.js:86

• The setupHooks tests don’t cover options.stats values of true/false/string/undefined or multi-compiler children stats options. Since this change alters how those values are forwarded into stats.toString(), add/adjust tests to lock in expected behavior (e.g., stats: false produces no output and doesn’t throw).

      const printedStats = stats.toString(
        /** @type {StatsObjectOptions} */
        (statsOptions),
      );

src/utils/setupHooks.js:86

• statsOptions can be boolean | string | undefined (per Configuration["stats"] and README), but it’s now passed directly into stats.toString() while being cast to StatsObjectOptions (which excludes those types). This risks runtime errors or incorrect stats output for configs like stats: true, stats: false, or stats: "none" (and similarly for multi-compiler children). Consider reintroducing lightweight normalization (boolean/string/undefined -> object preset) or otherwise ensuring the value passed to toString matches what Stats/MultiStats#toString expects.

      const printedStats = stats.toString(
        /** @type {StatsObjectOptions} */
        (statsOptions),
      );

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