feat: add fsCache option to improve build performance#56
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fsCache option to improve build performance
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This PR adds
fsCacheoption that makes FS requests to be cached.When this flag is enabled,
vitepress buildin vitejs/vite gets 2x speed up.I made the default to be
falseso it needs to be set totrueby@shikijs/vitepress-twoslashfor build. That said, I didn't find a way to know whether it is dev mode or build mode inShikiTransformertype. Adding a way to know that might be also needed.