switch from npm to bun for faster dependency resolving

[bdbch]

Changes Overview

This PR moves away from npm in favor for bun to speed up package resolvement & caching.

Implementation Approach

I replaced the package-lock with a new bun.lockb and updated all scripts & Github actions accordingly

Testing Done

I ran builds, the dev setup & linting locally.

Additional Notes

This is not super crucial and needs a bit of testing because of the Github Actions changes.

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• My changes do not break the library.
• I have added tests where applicable.
• I have followed the project guidelines.
• I have fixed any lint issues.

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[nperez0111]

Love bun, but I have to be honest that it isn't quite there yet in terms of NPM compatibility, you still will need to use NPM for publishing for example.

Could we maybe stick with pnpm instead, it is 90% the speed of bun, but is a much more mature project, allowing things like overrides & patching packages which is very useful

[bdbch]

I don't mind pnpm - will update this PR accordingly then

[nperez0111]

I think this will be superceded by #5978