I don't get your central point. What is different about now compared to 5 years ago, when it comes to a code linter and/or bundler? At first glance, I thought

I don't get your central point. What is different about now compared to 5 years ago, when it comes to a code linter and/or bundler? At first glance, I thought you were saying "this Rome thing might have been relevant 5 years ago, but now Bun and Deno exist, so it is not." But, that didn't really make sense because Bun and Deno are both new and growing and there's no clear winner, or even leader, in the "post-NodeJS runtimey programming thingamajig and excution environment". Re-reading your comment, though, it seems like what you are really saying is "JavaScript itself is slow, so it is no longer relevant". But when stated so plainly that sentiment becomes absurd, so as a reader I sort of mentally revise my interpretation of it to "JavaScript is slow (yes), so I personally wish people would just switch to faster languages". But that doesn't really make sense in this context, either, because this tool is written in Rust. So... what are you saying? What thot r u the thinkr of here?