fix(stage-*): beat sync worklet failed to import modules

[sumimakito]

This pull request updates @nekopaw/tempora to v0.4.0-alpha.1.

This version fixes a bug where the AudioWorklet entry failed to import a module, causing BeatSync to fail to work on Windows. While specifically reported on Windows, this fix likely resolves similar issues on other platforms. By inlining all imports directly into the entry file, the worklet no longer requires importing external files other than the entry file itself.

Fixes AIRI-85

Verified on Windows

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a critical issue preventing the BeatSync functionality from operating correctly, particularly on Windows, due to AudioWorklet module import failures. It resolves this by upgrading the @nekopaw/tempora package and refactoring how its modules are handled within the worklet, ensuring all necessary code is inlined. This change streamlines the module loading process for the AudioWorklet, enhancing stability and cross-platform compatibility for beat synchronization features.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The @nekopaw/tempora package has been updated to v0.4.0-alpha.1 across the project.
• Beat Sync Fix: This update resolves a critical bug where the AudioWorklet entry for BeatSync failed to import necessary modules, particularly affecting Windows users and potentially other platforms.
• Module Loading Refactor: The fix involves inlining all required imports directly into the AudioWorklet entry file, eliminating external module dependencies for the worklet and improving its reliability.
• Dependency Management: Adjustments were made to package.json files across various stage-* applications and packages, either removing @nekopaw/tempora as a direct dependency or updating its reference to use the catalog.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the @nekopaw/tempora dependency to version 0.4.0-alpha.1 to resolve a bug with module imports in the beat sync AudioWorklet. The changes are primarily in dependency management files, centralizing the version in pnpm-workspace.yaml and adjusting its location in various package.json files. The dependency has been moved to devDependencies where appropriate, which aligns with the description that the new version of the library inlines its assets, making it a build-time dependency. The changes appear correct and consistent with the goal of the pull request.

[sumimakito]

@nekomeowww Fix verified in v0.8.0-beta.9 on Windows. Thanks for the prompt release.