refactor: use bun instead of npm to install packages
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Let's see how good it is 😄
Edit: it's pretty good, especially for the test fixtures. Unfortunately, there are a few blocking issues right now:
bun installsupport, which is what we need to run e2e tests on Windows.$ bun build ... --target nodedoesn't seem to run in Electron/VS Code yet (due to startup errors)The
bun buildissue is related to ESM being created: