fix(CLI): simplify build error logs#1408
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This PR simplifies build error logging by conditionally suppressing the "Failed to build." message when an Rspack-specific build error occurs. The change reduces redundant error messages in the CLI output.
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- Added
RSPACK_BUILD_ERRORconstant to identify Rspack build failures - Modified error handling to skip logging "Failed to build." when the error is already an Rspack build error
- Preserved existing error logging for non-Rspack errors and AggregateErrors
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Simplify build error logs
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