Evan You 1dc47eb955 feat(build): support named exports when building --target lib with js/ts entry
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BREAKING CHANGE: When building a js/ts entry file with --target lib, the
library now exposes a Module with both default and named exports. This means
in the UMD build, the default export now needs to be accessed as
`window.yourLib.default`, and in the CommonJS build as
`const yourLib = require('yourLib').default`. If you don't have named exports
and want to retain the previous behavior, you can configure webpack to use
`output.libraryExport: 'default'` in `vue.config.js`.
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