My framework is missing features

Well i have been working with nearly any major web development frameworks/libraries that exists, Angular, AngularJS, VueJS, React, Svelte & Polymer.

I believe all of  the frameworks mentioned above have some strengths and some weaknesses, so i though i would love to make a wish list for what my favorit framework should be able to do.

I require my framework to be:

• Simple to setup (Most frameworks take way to much time to get started with)
• Structure where (logic, styling & markup) live together in a folder.
• Support of my favorit languages like TS instead of JS and SCSS instead of CSS
• Testing first out of the box (with speed in mind)
• Support (HMR) - hot module replacement
• Super fast compilation of the project (similar esbuild speeds)
• Should be able generate a static site maybe even a good cross static/dynamic support
• Built in router
• Should have built in features for lazy loading of content elements like images and similar.
• Tiny core project output (tree-shaking and similar features)
• High performance output
• Easy PWA integration
• Fast to develop in!!

List is work in progress but a really good indication of what it should be...

It seems like most of my requirements are pretty common, but i don't believe any of the major frameworks out there has every requirement checked on the list.

What I think maybe frameworks focus on some of the features like, tiny output, high performance.

But what I believe is the biggest mistake every framework creator have missed to provide is super fast to develop in. By making it super fast to develop what you need, I think it could be a driver to help many startups, hobbyists and people who love making cool apps quickly.

There is so much overhead in building applications now days, and I think this is the one most overlooked feature in any framework.

Imagine if we started testing how fast people created content with our frameworks, I think that could provide a lot of value to the web community, and actually in any developer community if your building native apps, backend services, machine learning features an so forth.