refactor(client): use named imports for hot emitter and log

[Timeless0911]

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Description

This PR refactors the client code to use named imports for @rspack/core/hot/emitter.js and @rspack/core/hot/log.js instead of default imports.

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Checklist

• Refactored client imports

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing code consistency and maintainability within the client-side codebase. It achieves this by standardizing the import mechanisms for specific modules, transitioning from default imports to named imports. This change aligns with modern JavaScript module practices, improving clarity and potentially aiding static analysis.

Highlights

• Import Refactoring: The client-side code has been refactored to use named imports for the hotEmitter module from @rspack/core/hot/emitter.js.
• Import Refactoring: The client-side code now uses named imports for the webpackHotLog module from @rspack/core/hot/log.js.

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Changelog

• client-src/index.ts
  • Changed the import statement for hotEmitter from a default import to a named import ({ emitter as hotEmitter }).
  • Changed the import statement for webpackHotLog from a default import to a named import ({ log as webpackHotLog }).

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the client code to use named imports for @rspack/core/hot/emitter.js and @rspack/core/hot/log.js. This is a good change that improves the explicitness of the imports. The implementation is correct and I have no further comments.

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Pull request overview

Refactors the dev-server runtime client to import the Rspack HMR emitter and logger via named exports instead of default exports.

Changes:

• Switched @rspack/core/hot/emitter.js import to a named import (emitter aliased to hotEmitter).
• Switched @rspack/core/hot/log.js import to a named import (log aliased to webpackHotLog).

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Guard named HMR imports behind a Rspack v2 peer range

These new named imports make the runtime client depend on the v2 export shape, but this commit does not restrict consumers to @rspack/core v2 (the package still allows older peer versions), so projects still on v1 can install this release and then fail at runtime when HMR paths use hotEmitter/webpackHotLog. Please either keep backward-compatible imports or tighten the peer compatibility contract in the same change.

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