rip out tauri bundle (v2), swc -> esbuild, blacksmith -> warpbuild, FAST CI 🚀#5328
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This PR inlines tauri bundle and then adds a bunch of fixes and upgrades to better align with how DX works. This includes using proper async rust, fixing a number of bugs, adding smoke tests in CI, fixing asset references for linux appimage/deb/rpm, and fixing windows bundling.
It also cleans up the bundling code a bit and adds pathways for ipa bundles.
One huge win is the dep chain of the CLI shrinking down to ~800 total, which is a lot, but much less than it was at over 1300(!).