Feat/experimetal transpile with swc

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Added experimental flag for templates (see: #17)

An interactive stdout example:

Added cli commands:

This pull request moves the dependencies that used to be in the templates to the CLI, making it essential for the build.
This change simplifies the installation and maintenance of the templates, as they no longer need to have the same dependencies as the CLI. It also allows the CLI to have more control over the build process and use different tools for different tasks.

The pull request adds new dependencies to the expressots-cli package.json file:

• @swc/cli
• @swc/core
• @swc/register
• concurrently
• nodemon
• rimraf
• ts-node-dev
• tsconfig-paths

It also adds a new dev dependency:

• @types/nodemon

The new dependencies can be removed from the templates.

The pull request also adds new commands to the expressots-cli bin file:

• expressots dev: uses ts-node-dev to start the server and watch for changes in the ./src directory and reload, showing type errors.

• expressots dev --experimental: uses nodemon in conjunction with tsc and eslint respectively to start the server and watch for changes in the ./src directory and reload and in parallel validate the typing and code style, showing errors.

• expressots build: uses tsc that look for tsconfig.build.json to transpile a hole project in dist

• expressots build --experimental: uses concurrently to start types, lint and build (with swc) in parallel, and if one of these tasks fail, the process exit code is an error

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[Daniel-Boll]

LGTM! Great work, loved the refactor of the templates-list.ts, well done!

[Daniel-Boll]

As soon as @juliano-soares approve it, @rsaz may test it on Windows and merge.

[rsaz]

We are currently using tsx and tsc combined. With SWC we had few issues with compatibility, and didn't worth to fix as tsx + tsc deliver a good performance for the current system.