remove integration: astro-hono

astro-hono was planned to be a production-ready, maintainable basis for experimentation with ambitious features that an adapter could introduce: caching, websockets, brotli compression, pre-compressed static assets.
It had good streaming behavior unlike h3, which as a product of nuxt's ecosystem and its lack of streaming applications, had naive and buggy handling of ReadableStream.
However, the static handler failed to serve files without an extension, and missed some important features such as ignoring dot files, with exception of .well-known. Improvements could be upstreamed.
The Request object had a bug where accessing any property that did not exist led to an error, breaking new Request(newUrl, request). I believed this to be an isolated incident, and planned on making on a fix to @honojs/node-server.
More recently, it started patching the global Response object https://github.com/honojs/node-server/pull/95. This broke instanceof Response checks.
They seem to be valuing speed over correctness, and even over being useful.
The parts that hono helps with, managing WHATWG Request and Response objects, are now neatly offered on astro's NodeApp.
The features I had planned for this adapter would likely go on a fork of @astrojs/node. After recent refactors, the official adapter is now in a much better position to be iterated on.

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