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Cherry-pick CSS Sourcemaps #2917

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  1. CSS/SASS/LESS sourcemaps (#2489)

    mischnic authored and wbinnssmith committed Apr 11, 2019
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  3. Defer throwing asset errors until after dependencies are handled. (#2475

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    * Defer throwing asset errors until after dependencies are handled.
    
    This allows compiled langauges like Elm that handle their own dependency
    compilation to set up watchers for dependencies so that hot-reload
    continues to work due to errors in new depdenencies. Fixes #2147.
    
    * Fix Elm error generation.
    
    I'm not entirely sure why this fix is necessary, but without it a
    compile error during a rebuild results in Parcel printing "Unknown
    error" instead of anything useful. Since we are intecepting the error
    though, we can also remove redundant stack information.
    
    * Add test for tracking dependencies on error
    
    * revert hmr-runtime changes
    
    * Transform all errors in Pipeline.process.
    
    This prevents error data from being lost when Pipeline is run via
    `WorkerFarm`.
    
    * Separate error-depenency test input from basic Elm tests.
    
    * Update ElmAsset.js
    Matthew Cheely authored and wbinnssmith committed Apr 11, 2019
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