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run terser in parallel with worker_threads
@bazel/terser can be run with worker_threads when working on a directory. This should net us some small performance gains since we don't need to spin up a whole new process for each chunk. Instead we can use a pool of persistant worker threads.
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No longer in scope for rules_nodejs which only supplies the Node.js toolchain as of v6.0.0.
Downstream canonical JavaScript + Node.js ruleset is now https://github.com/aspect-build/rules_js.
