Remove bunx --bun from Vite guide

[jonkoops]

The Vite guide references running Vite commands using bunx --bun vite. This should no longer be required since Bun 1.0 (according to documentation on the same page), so we can fall back to bun run instead.

What does this PR do?

This replaces the instructions for running Vite with bunx --bun with 'regular' bun run commands.

• Documentation or TypeScript types (it's okay to leave the rest blank in this case)
• Code changes

[birkskyum]

--bun is still needed to force usage of Bun in many cases - The default behaviour of using Node.js wasn't changed at the 1.0 release despite it being the initial plan. IIRC there has been a PR merged into vite that helps it recognize bun, but this documentation still serves a purpose, until the switch is flipped to default the --bun behaviour under the hood.

[jonkoops]

Thanks for the info @birkskyum. Would you like me to keep this PR open in the mean time? I can also create a new PR that more accurately reflects the current status.

IIRC there has been a PR merged into vite that helps it recognize bun

I am not sure if correct, but I assume you are referring to vitejs/vite#14379. If that is the case, that has now landed in a recent release.

until the switch is flipped to default the --bun behaviour under the hood.

So this will have to be done in Bun, and not in Vite, correct? Is there a place where this progress can be tracked?

[birkskyum]

I don't think it can be tracked anywhere, but yes, it's a change that will be in Bun when things generally don't break.

[birkskyum]

Regarding if this should be kept changed: cc @colinhacks

[yukulele]

If that request isn't acceptable, this one should be : #6399

[jonkoops]

If that request isn't acceptable, this one should be : #6399

Yeah, I think it's worth removing the 'after 1.0', since it no longer is correct.

[colinhacks]

As mentioned elsewhere we ultimately decided to respect shebangs by default with bun run so --bun is still necessary post-1.0. Thanks everyone, sorry for any confusion there.