Silence plugin timings from Rolldown - #856
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Summary
Currently, the plugin timings reported by Rolldown have to do with our React Compiler. We utilize the React Compiler pretty heavily to ensure site performance; at the cost of longer times at build time. This is the cost that has been accepted, and as we use the Babel version, this forces Rolldown to run it via JS (instead of running it natively on Rust). It has to go through the TS API --> NAPI Bindings --> Rust core (and back the other way), thus why it takes so long. Until Oxc pushes out a stable release of the React Compiler port to Rust that doesn't inflate binary sizes, we'll just have to wait for it. This is the best that we can do.
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