Improve External Dependency Compatibility: Native Module Detection & DLL Exclusion Option

Description

While working with Electron React Boilerplate, I noticed that some external packages—especially those with native modules or special export/dynamic import requirements—were causing unexpected build failures.
This PR updates the native module detection logic to be more accurate and adds a simple way for users to exclude problematic packages from the DLL bundle. I believe these changes will make it much easier to integrate a wider variety of dependencies without running into confusing errors.

Changes Made

• .erb/scripts/check-native-dep.js
  • Updated the detection logic so that only packages with both a binding.gyp file and a direct entry in package.json dependencies are flagged as native.
  • Cleaned up the code by removing unnecessary npm ls parsing and the try-catch block.
• .erb/configs/webpack.config.renderer.dev.dll.ts
  • Introduced a dllExclude array, allowing users to easily specify packages to exclude from the DLL bundle.
  • By default, this array is empty—users can add package names as needed for their setup.

Why

• I ran into issues where some packages were incorrectly flagged as native modules, which blocked development and caused unnecessary build failures.
• Additionally, certain packages would break the DLL build due to export or dynamic import issues, and there was no straightforward way to exclude them.
• With these changes, false positives are avoided, and users have more control over which packages are included in the DLL bundle.

Testing

• I tested with several packages that previously caused issues and confirmed they are no longer falsely detected as native.
• I also checked that adding package names to dllExclude successfully excludes them from the DLL bundle.
• The project continues to build and run as expected after these updates.