Framework: Per-block script bundles, server enqueues #4841
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Related: #2751, #4514, #2756
This pull request seeks to explore creating individual script bundles for each core block, reverting core registration changes introduced in #4514 while still separating core block registration from the underlying block APIs. The intent here is to work toward core block registration reflecting recommended block enqueueing, also laying a path for server-side block registration for core blocks (#2751) and eventually asynchronous block loading (#2756, #4500 (comment)).
Work-in-progress: The Webpack configuration has been updated to target each block, though could use some refinements particularly in how the global properties are assigned, and filenames of the build distributables generated. Only the paragraph block has been ported to being enqueued by the server-side
editor_script
handle property. Tests need to be fixed to register core blocks.