feat: full reload when a boundary file was wrongly imported

[Julien-R44]

See original PR #10

---

Earlier, with this release https://github.com/Julien-R44/hot-hook/releases/tag/hot-hook%400.3.0 we were just throwing and thus killing the app when a boundary file was not dynamically imported because it prevented hot-hook from hot-reloading.

Now, we no longer throw the error by default, we simply emit a message of type "hot-hook:full-reload" to the parent process, which will be responsible for restarting the entire app. This "hot-hook:full-reload" message is not new, it was already used for files that should trigger a full reload so you shouldn't need to add anything to your app to support this new feature.

If you still want to throw the error, then you can pass the throwWhenBoundariesAreNotDynamicallyImported option to true, when you call hot.init or in your package.json:

{
  "hotHook": {
    "throwWhenBoundariesAreNotDynamicallyImported": true
  }
}

@RomainLanz I made this PR that completes what was missing. We'll just have to update @adonisjs/assembler to get a more specific warning. As I've done here for @hot-hook/runner, which works like the Adonis dev server

[marcuspoehls]

I’m encountering the same issue when using a base controller that I’m sharing with other controllers. The base controller provides shared methods that I’m using in the action controllers. I can’t use a base controller that is located within a boundary directory because hot-hook stops the dev server. Everything works fine if I put the base controller outside the boundaries (aka outside the "controllers" directory)

Error: The import "./user-base-controller.js" is not imported dynamically from app/controllers/auth/handle-user-signup-controller.ts