feat: add emitDecoratorMetadata config

[sorrycc]

Close #1173

用例来自 https://github.com/leonardfactory/babel-plugin-transform-typescript-metadata/blob/master/test/__fixtures__/generics/code.js

参考：
https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/decorators.html#metadata
https://github.com/leonardfactory/babel-plugin-transform-typescript-metadata
https://babeljs.io/docs/babel-plugin-transform-typescript#typescript-compiler-options

Summary by CodeRabbit

• 新功能

  • 引入了 emitDecoratorMetadata 配置选项并默认设置为 true，优化了装饰器的元数据发射功能。
  • 新增了测试脚本以验证 emitDecoratorMetadata 功能。

• 文档

  • 更新了 config.md 文档，修改了 emitDecoratorMetadata 和 useDefineForClassFields 选项的默认值说明。

• 测试

  • 增加了新的端到端测试文件和配置，以验证装饰器元数据的发射功能。

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Walkthrough

此次更改主要是在 TypeScript 的配置和转换过程中增加了 emitDecoratorMetadata 配置选项，并调整了编译顺序以确保装饰器在编译为 ES5 时不会被静默移除。这些更改旨在增强对装饰器元数据的支持，并优化 ES5 的兼容性。

Changes

文件路径	更改摘要
crates/mako/src/build/transform.rs	调整装饰器顺序并在 emit_metadata 字段中增加上下文变量，以确保装饰器在编译为 ES5 时被正确处理。
crates/mako/src/config/config.rs	在 Config 结构体中添加了 emit_decorator_metadata 字段，默认值为 false。
docs/config.md	更新文档中 emitDecoratorMetadata 和 useDefineForClassFields 选项的默认值。
e2e/fixtures/javascript.transform.emit_decorator_metadata/expect.js	添加了一个测试脚本，以验证 index.js 文件中是否存在特定字符串。
e2e/fixtures/javascript.transform.emit_decorator_metadata/mako.config.json	新增配置文件，将 emitDecoratorMetadata 设置为 true。
e2e/fixtures/javascript.transform.emit_decorator_metadata/src/index.ts	新增文件，包含一个类 MyClass 及其构造函数和方法，展示装饰器元数据的使用。

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
支持 TypeScript 的 emitDecoratorMetadata 配置 (#1173)	✅

在代码的森林里，新增的配置如同新芽，
元数据在装饰器的光芒下闪亮，
优化的编译流程如溪流般流畅，
测试脚本的护航，确保万无一失，
代码之树在夏日的阳光下茁壮成长。

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