build(deps-dev): bump @parcel/watcher from 2.1.0 to 2.4.1

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Bumps @parcel/watcher from 2.1.0 to 2.4.1.

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v2.4.0

Adds support for CommonJS (along with existing support for ESM) in @parcel/watcher-wasm.

v2.3.0

Features

• Add a kqueue backend to support FreeBSD, or as an alternative to FSEvents on macOS
• Add a WASM backend, for use in environments where native modules cannot run (e.g. on the web in environments like Stackblitz, or unsupported processor architectures/operating systems). Use the @parcel/watcher-wasm package instead of @parcel/watcher in these cases. Note that this is much less efficient than using native OS-specific APIs, so keep using the native packages where possible.
• Migrate to napi thread safe functions, which allows using @parcel/watcher from multiple Node.js worker threads
• Add a 32-bit windows build, useful if users accidentally installed a 32-bit version of Node

v2.2.0

This release migrates to a new method of distribution. Rather than including binaries for all operating systems and architectures inside the @parcel/watcher package, there are now individual packages per platform (e.g. @parcel/watcher-darwin-x64). Each of these is an optional dependency of the main watcher package. This way, npm and other package managers will install only the binary for the platform you are running on. This reduces bandwidth and disk space.

This also enabled us to add pre-compiled binaries for more platforms, meaning you don't need to have a C++ compiler to install the watcher. This should help with some minimal Docker environments especially. The architectures with prebuilds available now include:

• darwin-x64
• darwin-arm64
• win32-x64
• win32-arm64
• linux-x64-glibc
• linux-x64-musl
• linux-arm64-glibc
• linux-arm64-musl
• linux-arm-glibc (32-bit arm v7)
• android-arm64

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