chore: migrate fs.rmdirSync to fs.rmSync

[Gehbt]

fs.rmDirSync(path, { recursive: true }) will throw Error in new version(v25).

Relate: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/2f5e9ccc538cf0503846784cc6c4126831e485ab/lib/fs.js#L1152

[chenjiahan]

Thank you!

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses the deprecation of fs.rmdirSync in newer Node.js versions by migrating its usage to fs.rmSync. This change ensures that the code remains compatible with future Node.js releases and avoids potential errors related to directory removal.

Highlights

• fs.rmdirSync Deprecation: The fs.rmdirSync function is being deprecated in newer versions of Node.js (v25+).
• Migration to fs.rmSync: This PR migrates the usage of fs.rmdirSync to fs.rmSync to avoid errors in newer Node.js versions.
• Recursive Removal: The recursive: true option is used with both functions to ensure proper removal of directories and their contents.

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Changelog

• scripts/build-client-modules.cjs
  • Migrated from fs.rmdirSync to fs.rmSync to ensure compatibility with newer Node.js versions.

Activity

• The PR addresses an issue where fs.rmdirSync throws an error in Node.js v25 and later.
• The change involves replacing fs.rmdirSync(modulesDir, { recursive: true }) with fs.rmSync(modulesDir, { recursive: true }).

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Code Review

This pull request correctly migrates from the deprecated fs.rmdirSync to fs.rmSync to maintain compatibility with newer Node.js versions. I've suggested a small improvement to further simplify the code by using the force: true option, which removes the need for an explicit existence check before deleting the directory.