fix(webpack): set exitCode if the configuration failed #10327
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What is the current behavior?
If the configuration loading fails, the build proceeds as if it was successful.
What is the new behavior?
When configuration loading fails, the build will properly indicated an unsuccessful build via the exitCode.
fixes #10314
Note: marked as draft, in order to confirm new behavior first.