test(bun): Port request-body tests to span streaming - #25021
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Exercise Bun request-body capture with default span streaming, preserving the existing metadata, truncation, disabled-capture, and handler-body assertions. The body is available on the streamed segment as
http.request.body.data, so this suite no longer needs a static lifecycle pin.The remaining Bun runtime-metrics pins are handled by #25017; merge that first to complete the Bun migration. Static transaction coverage remains in
elysia-bun-static.All three request-body tests pass; targeted formatting and lint pass.
Fixes #24134