fix(build): add .ts extension to prod webpack configs (Node ≥21)

[liviuxyz-ctrl]

Description

This PR fixes the “Failed to load …webpack.config.base / ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND” build error that occurs on Node ≥ 21 (22 / 23 on Arch, Fedora, etc.).

Main changes

• In .erb/configs/webpack.config.main.prod.ts
.erb/configs/webpack.config.renderer.prod.ts
  changed

  import baseConfig from './webpack.config.base'

to

import baseConfig from './webpack.config.base.ts'

• No other files touched; the dev configs already import the file with an extension.

Purpose

Node 21+ enforces explicit file-extensions for ESM imports.
Adding .ts lets the prod Webpack configs resolve correctly, restoring a clean build on modern Node without requiring --experimental-specifier-resolution=node flags or downstream patches.

Additional Notes

• Tested on Node 20 LTS and Node 23.11.1 on Arch Linux — npm run build and npm run dev both succeed, and the app launches correctly.
• Fixes Issue [BUG] Seeing "cannot find module '...webpack.config.base' #1802 (ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND when building on Node 22+).
• No runtime behaviour changes; only affects the build step.

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[themez]

Thanks for your contribution! However, I couldn't reproduce this issue on my mac, could you check which version of webpack are you using?