fix(tsconfig): add @docusaurus/tsconfig target es2022
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Motivation
Sites using TypeScript should support TS syntax up to ES2022 as a reasonable default.
Also advised in https://www.totaltypescript.com/tsconfig-cheat-sheet
It's only a default, that I think has been forgotten when creating the initial
@docusaurus/tsconfigpackage, so I consider this as a bugfix.(users can revert it to the "es5" default TS value if they want)
Now it's hard to find a "perfect" default because feature support increases other time and we are not sure if users will use TS for Node or React theme code.
I noticed this lack of a better default while working on Rspack with skipLibCheck=false leading to errors such as:
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