[TASK] Replace Gulp with Esbuild for Maps2 build chain - #371
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Switches the JavaScript build chain from Gulp to Esbuild to enhance performance, simplify dependencies, and enable modern JavaScript features such as ES2020. Removes the `gulpfile.js` alongside related npm packages, and integrates `build.js` with Esbuild configurations for bundling and minification. This transition also updates dependencies in `package.json` and adjusts the output files accordingly.
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Superseded by #373, which includes the same esbuild migration plus the OpenStreetMap PoiCollection bugfix, the retroactive 13.0.0 ChangeLog entry, and the 13.0.1 version bump. |
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Switches the JavaScript build chain from Gulp to Esbuild to enhance performance, simplify dependencies, and enable modern JavaScript features such as ES2020. Removes the
gulpfile.jsalongside related npm packages, and integratesbuild.jswith Esbuild configurations for bundling and minification.This transition also updates dependencies in
package.jsonand adjusts the output files accordingly.