Sourcemap specification

A Sourcemap specification is a standardized format that links minified or compiled code back to its original source files. It acts like a detailed map, allowing developers to trace errors or performance issues in the optimized version of code to the original code written by programmers. This helps in debugging, understanding, and maintaining software more efficiently, especially when working with complex build processes that transform code before deployment. The specification ensures consistent communication between tools and developers, making it easier to navigate and manage code during development and troubleshooting.