chore(nx-dev): use continuous tasks in nx-dev

[isaacplmann]

Update nx-dev and tutorial tasks to use continuous tasks

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[juristr]

Cool, was just running the docs locally and thought we should def update it to the new continuous tasks! Thanks

[graphite-app]

The change introduces a circular dependency in the task execution flow. Currently:

• build depends on sitemap
• sitemap depends on build-base

This creates a cycle that differs from the original execution order where build depended on build-base first, then ran the sitemap command.

To maintain the original execution order while using the new continuous task format, consider changing the dependency to:

"dependsOn": ["build-base"]

Then have the sitemap task run before the link checker command, or include both commands in sequence.

Suggested change

	"dependsOn": ["sitemap"],
	"command": "ts-node -P ./scripts/tsconfig.scripts.json ./scripts/documentation/internal-link-checker.ts",
	"dependsOn": ["build-base"],
	"command": "ts-node -P ./scripts/tsconfig.scripts.json ./scripts/documentation/internal-link-checker.ts",

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[graphite-app]

The serve target depends on the continuous task watch-docs, which by design never completes. This dependency structure may prevent the serve target from executing properly, as it will wait for watch-docs to complete before proceeding.

Consider one of these alternatives:

1. Remove watch-docs from the dependency list and start both tasks in parallel using a parent task
2. Use the "parallel": true option in the dependency configuration
3. Restructure the workflow so that watch-docs runs independently

This ensures both tasks can run simultaneously without blocking each other.

Suggested change

	"dependsOn": ["copy-docs", "copy-tutorial", "watch-docs"],
	"dependsOn": [{"projects": ["copy-docs", "copy-tutorial", "watch-docs"], "parallel": true}],

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