Co-authored-by: Turbobot <turbobot@vercel.com>

The lint-staged precommit hook scans all package.jsons
in the repo and attempts to load configuration from them.
Because this one doesn't contain valid JSON, lint-staged throws
an error on every commit.

### Description

Backstory: I was investigating what needs to be done to support unifying
our output to support grouping log output. I encountered an `os.Exit`
sitting in run, and while attempting to address that, discovered that we
don't fully stop on error even when we mean to. We stop executing
_scripts_ but we continue to walk the graph, meaning that we can trigger
cache restorations.

This PR:
- Adds a short-circuiting mechanism to our graph walk so that tasks
started after the failed tasks are skipped. Note that tasks started
concurrently with the failed task may still run.
- Remove the `os.Exit` for the case where we fail to do the setup work
to capture task outputs
- Adds a test for short-circuiting using a custom visitor to
deterministically inject an error into graph traversal

### Testing Instructions

New test in `engine_test.go` demonstrates short-circuiting by injecting
an error into graph traversal.

I opted for a unit test in this case because using a failing script in
an integration test will not trigger the broken behavior. We shut down
the script-running facility once a script fails. The error needs to
occur outside of the user's script to demonstrate the bug, hence a
custom graph visitor.

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Co-authored-by: Mehul Kar <mehul.kar@vercel.com>

### Description

First part of WEB-719 implementation. PR expands enable_jsx option to
accept few more configuration point to jsx transforms, mainly its import
source. We'll likely to expand options more in the future.

One thing I noted in the code but didn't make change is
`enable_react_refresh`, if it needs to be under the jsx option or should
be independent. Given react_refresh only should be enabled when jsx is
enabled, for me it makes more sense to move it.

### Description

Partially implements WEB-667. 

This is second attempt to implement decorators support. The crux is
pretty much same as previous changes to support runtime ts config
options - PR enables to accept & perform decorators transform. One thing
to note is we apply this transform for the ecma / typescript regardless,
since decorators can be applied in either cases.

Given next-* is moved to next.js, subsequent changes to next.js is
required to close the issue. Will work on once this lands.

### Description

Drop hook to rust implementation of scm. There is an error with
`turbo-ignore`

### Testing Instructions

Existing unit + integration tests

### Description

In attempting to fix a zombie process on windows, we accidentally
introduced a similar issue on unix. This makes sure to gracefully stop
the go binary so that it may in turn gracefully stop its children rather
than leave them hanging.

### Testing Instructions

Check out front. On 1.8.4 running multiple `turbo dev --filter
vercel-site` can sometimes cause a race condition where the node process
is left hanging causing errors regarding ports being used. It seems to
happen in a bout 1 in 5 or so runs and only when quitting at specific
times. Checking out this PR, you can observe that crtl-c works as
expected, and the existing, correct, windows behaviour still works.