feat(build): Add ability to combine package-specific rollup config with standard options #5144
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…th standard options (#5144) Currently, the functions which we use to generate rollup configs accept a small handful of pre-defined options for customizing the output. For greater flexibility, this adds the option of passing arbitrary rollup options, which will get merged into what is currently being generated.
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Currently, the functions which we use to generate rollup configs accept a small handful of pre-defined options for customizing the output. For greater flexibility, this adds the option of passing arbitrary rollup options, which will get merged into what is currently being generated.