chore: speedup builds for binary and prepackage

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Description

Using child processes and parallel executions, this PR accelerates installations, copying and downloads. In most cases, the performance improvement is more than 2x.

• put installNodeModuleInTempDirAndCopyToCurrent into install-copy-nodemodule.js for copying lancedb targets on parallel in child process
• install node modules for gui and vscode on parallel using child process npm-install.js
• install and copy sqlite and esbuild on parallel using child process download-copy-sqlite-esbuild.js
• bundle binaries and download sqlite and ripgrep in parallel in child processes bundle-binary.js
• used nodejs http dowload over curl (http is 2-3x faster than curl)
• generate and copy config yaml schema in a child process so that npm installations can be done on parallel generate-copy-config.js
• refactoring of few functions to avoid duplication

performance improvements from my machine:

	previous	now
npm run build (binary)	65 seconds	15 seconds
npm run prepackage (extension/vscode)	22 seconds	10 seconds
install dependencies script	139 seconds	88 seconds

CON-2267

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In the copySqlite function, the promise is resolved unconditionally after the error check. If msg.error is true, the code will still call resolve() right after calling reject(), leading to an inconsistent promise state. The resolve() call should be in an else block to ensure mutual exclusion with the error case.

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Similar to the copySqlite function, the copyEsbuild function has the same promise resolution issue where resolve() is called unconditionally after the error check. The resolve() call should be in an else block to prevent resolving after an error has occurred.

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😱 Found 2 issues. Time to roll up your sleeves! 😱