feat: allow to ignore native dependencies

[farfromrefug]

Along with that we simply need to have a cli parameter and an option in nativescript.config
@rigor789 could you help with the cli params? not sure where to do that.

Also i think we could even add ignored dependencies through the webpack config right? I dont remember how but we can modify the project data from there?

With this people can simply make it so that some deps are only used in dev (like vue-dev-tools and socketio) while not being present in production.

You can also make different releases for Google Play and Fdroid (what i am going for) where one would use non open source libs and the other would not (flavors on android)

[rigor789]

LGTM, but to stay consistent with the other "types of dependencies", I'd rename the property to ignoredDependencies

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[rigor789]

I'm thinking of adding the ignoredDependencies to the nativescript.config.ts. The other thought was package.json but we are trying to move away from too many custom "things" in there... The CLI flags, we probably can implement later if required.

I'm also thinking we should probably only ignore them in release/production builds - does that make sense, or is there a case where we'd like to ignore them in debug builds too?

[farfromrefug]

@rigor789 I am ok with ignoring them only in production if used through nativescript.config.ts. But what i would really want is to have total control when defined through webpack config file. For example when using sentry i actually want to "ignore" it in dev too (and in f-droid production builds).
So the question is could i override it through webpack config?