[http.IncomingMessage] `req.toWeb()`

### What is the problem this feature will solve? Reading the body out of the `http.IncomingMessage` is troublesome without any 3th party package... `Request` on the other hand has features such as text, blob, json, arrayBuffer, formData bytes, and body for parsing it. ### What is the feature you are proposing to solve the problem? It would be a convenient to have something like a `req.toWeb()` utility added onto the simple http server 🚀 something like the stream.Readable.toWeb() but for the http.IncomingRequest to web Request ```js import http from 'node:http' const app = http.createServer(async (req, res) => { const request = req.toWeb() await request.blob() await request.arrayBuffer() await request.bytes() await request.formData() await request.json() await request.body.pipeTo(dest) request.headers.has('content-length') // now getting the benefit of case insensitive. // full url (populated with host from request headers and http(s) based on using http or https) request.url // a abort signal that aborts when user cancel the request // can be useful for aborting other pending database queries request.signal }) ``` ### What alternatives have you considered? currently doing some simplier variant like this one: ```js const app = http.createServer((r, res) => { const req = new Request(r.url, { headers: r.headers, method: r.method, body: r }) }) ``` having this `req.toWeb()` built in would be very handy