fix m1 npm ci fail by replacing lib-hubs with three-particle-emitter

[kenykhung]

Related to discussion #5603
Replace lib-hubs with three-particle-emitter to bypass legacy electron dependency and pass npm ci for mac m1

Tested environment:
Mac M1 Pro 12.1
NPM 8.1.2
Node v16.15.0

[netpro2k]

Hmm. This unfortunately ends up using an outdated version of three-particle-emitter (since the changes we made in lib-hubs haven't been published). We can probably publish a new version but I would like to try and actually get to the bottom of what is importing electron and just fix that instead...

[camelgod]

I just copy-pasted the lib-hubs .js files into hubs repo and reference it locally for now. Works fine! Will do that until Mozilla can clean up lib-hubs dependency issues.

[knev]

@camelgod I don't suppose you could elaborate on that workaround. I found lib-hubs. Where do i need to make the local changes exactly?

[markusTraber]

As a workaround, I am using rosetta.
Here are some instructions for it: https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm#macos-troubleshooting

You might need to manually delete previously installed node versions for arm64.

[wswoodruff]

Can confirm that installing rosetta using the following steps fixed being able to npm ci on M1 for me

$ softwareupdate --install-rosetta
(Follow through agreement or whatever)

$ arch -x86_64 zsh
(Gives a new shell)

Uninstall node 16.16.0

Reinstall node 16.16.0

(Running npm ci now unlocked on all system shells 🎉)
$ npm ci

(Run for admin too, and dialog if u use it)
$ cd admin && npm ci

[keianhzo]

This other PR should fix this: MozillaReality/lib-hubs#46

Closing for now.