**Description:**
One of the oversight around design of `TransformExecutor` is
encapsulating plugin module logic. It has access to the cache and do its
own loading & storing. This means consumer of plugin runner have tricky
challenge to control its caching system. First, there is no way to
escape how swc_plugin_runner controls cache and cannot synchronize into
their own, also depends on the usecases cannot control the features they
want to opt in: for example, there's no way one interface uses in-memory
cache, and another uses filesystem since it is compile time configured
singleton.
PR revisits overall design of TransformExecutor: now it accepts a tratir
`PluginModuleBytes`, which abstracts any kind of bytes we are dealing
with, such as raw file slice or serialized `wasmer::Module`. Cache
instantiation and managing is now bubbled up to the application level
(`swc` in here), so if someone wants non-singleton caching or integrate
into their own caching system it can be customized.
Lastly, deprecated `memory_cache` feature and only exposes
`filesystem_cache`. Cache implementation uses in-memory is always
available, and can opt in filesystem cache where it's supported.
**BREAKING CHANGE:**
This is clearly breaking changes for the consumers of swc_core. for the
@swc/core, this PR takes care of necessary changes. I'll work on
next-swc changes later once we have new @swc/core version with this
changes.
**Description:**
Previously disabled cache (storing compiled module in memory) still doesn't work, so falling back to storing raw bytes and create new module each time. This is the same behavior to the wasm build's approach.
Also minor improved caching root to include more information. Previous rustc didn't seem to work unfortunately, so removed but instead using plugin_runner's version.
