Bun previews faster release with HTTP/3

Bun is still doing what Bun does best: shipping runtime-level improvements that compound across the whole stack instead of polishing one surface area at a time.

• –The headline changes are practical, not cosmetic: lower disk usage, lower memory usage, and faster module loading all matter for CI, local dev, and production containers.
• –HTTP/3 and HTTP/2 fetch push Bun further into “default backend runtime” territory, especially for teams leaning on standards-based networking.
• –The stability fixes suggest the runtime is continuing to harden around concurrency and messaging primitives, which is where user trust tends to break first.
• –The “30% faster ESM” note is the kind of late-breaking performance win that can materially change adoption for large codebases.
• –This reads more like a release preview for serious users than a launch announcement for casual developers.