Update esbuild to natively support Apple's M1#3028
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This PR updates esbuild to the latest version which now includes a native binary for Apple's M1 chip. The speed improvement is quite noticable on my Macbook Air:
Note: Every test file is compiled to a self contained bundle. We could even compile every test into one giant bundle to dramatically speed up things even further.