Remove unminified prod build (Revert #4265)

[birkskyum]

This unminified-prod build was introduce in june to accommodate Plotly.js.

• Publish an unminified prod build #4265

Unfortunately, because of problems with sourcemaps the ploly.js team, the only known users of the bundle, ended up using the normal prod build maplibre-gl.js

• Missing source maps for maplibre-gl plotly/plotly.js#7161
• Fix mablibre source map plotly/plotly.js#7204

Therefore, we can safely remove the unminified prod from maplibre v5.

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[NathanMOlson]

@birkskyum is there an alternative to build-prod-unminified? I've been using it to debug the unminified source code in a browser.

[birkskyum]

@NathanMOlson , there's the maplibre-gl-dev bundle, made with the build-dev, which doesn't minify. If you have a terminal running the npm run start in the background, it'll watch the files and let you somewhat fast try new changes in the browser, and it's the dev build that the render test uses in puppeteer, you can also quite fast iterate with the render test. Does that work for you?

[NathanMOlson]

@birkskyum that would work for me, but it appears that maplibre-gl-dev.js is now being minified :(

[birkskyum]

@NathanMOlson , until #4989 is merged, you can apply the fix manually. Does that work for you?