CLI: Support defineMain in main.ts

[kasperpeulen]

Description

This PR bumps storybook csf tools, so that defineMain is allowed in main.js/ts.

Manual QA

I build the package locally using the changes from this PR, and I noted a file size increase:

The move to prebundle all our deps in storybook, is kind of working against us in this case.
We kind of expect packages to have storybook as a peer dep, but that is not possible in chromatic cli because of:

• it would force e2e users to install storybook
• and it would not allow npx chromatic anymore in some package managers when chromatic is not installed locally

This causes a 3MB increase, as babel gets now both prebundled in storybook and chromatic.
I did find that we do things a bit smarter in storybook 9 which would cause only a 0.5MB increase.
Storybook 9 is not stable yet, so we should bump the dep again in a couple of weeks, to get the bundle size back again.

📦 Published PR as canary version: 11.28.1--canary.1170.14246439837.0

✨ Test out this PR locally via:

npm install [email protected]
# or 
yarn add [email protected]

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📦 Package Size: 9260 KB

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 71.24%. Comparing base (b5c5fb0) to head (b78c053).
Report is 5 commits behind head on main.

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[justin-thurman]

Looks good! 👍