Ladybird July Update: HTTP/3, High Refresh Rate Support, and More

The Ladybird open-source browser engine made significant strides in July, merging 319 pull requests from 47 contributors. Highlights include: HTTP/3 support, improved rendering performance on high refresh rate screens, a fix for Google reCAPTCHA compatibility, and added support for Trusted Types, improved SVG foreignObject handling, and numerous CSS enhancements such as `content: url(...)`, new pseudo-classes, and logical property groups. Internal improvements include switching to native UTF-16 strings for increased efficiency and fewer encoding-related bugs.