Ability to add manual exceptions for the clean dll logic during the build #51642
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That should solve the problem on #48449
In that PR we found out that it is possible to have an use case where we would have a node_module bundle inside the DLL, with some files not bundled inside of it, still need inside the bundles directory. As we were cleaning those kind of situations before, we need a way to avoid cleaning such a files when needed.
For now I think that strategy is enough.