fix(build): switch to esbuild from pika

[kfcampbell]

Replicating octokit/request.js#584 to another repo.

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Pika has been deprecated for a while now, and the project has now been archived, and because of that the released npm package is missing most of the files generated by the build step.

Uses esbuild to transpile the TS source code into an ESM source, NodeJs bundle, and a browser bundle

Uses the TypeScript compiler to generate the types.

Behavior

Before the change?

• Uses pika for the build system
• The released npm package is missing most of the files generated by the build step. dist-node, dist-types, dist-web... even though they are generated correctly.

After the change?

• Uses esbuild to generate the JS bundles
• Uses the TypeScript compiler to generate the type definitions
• The correct file matching patterns are used so we publish all the necessary files again.

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• Yes (Please add the Type: Breaking change label)
• No

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• Bugfix: Type: Bug
• Dependencies/code cleanup: Type: Maintenance

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[kfcampbell]

#572 and a subsequent generation update are required to turn on verbatimModuleSyntax.

[wolfy1339]

Should've regenerated the types in #572 with the template change 🤦

Oh well. It can be done here. In fact, #572 could have been in this PR since it's all related

[kfcampbell]

You're right; that would've been smart. I've kicked off this Actions run which will hopefully give us an update PR shortly.

[kfcampbell]

#573 is that update PR!

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