docs: add SvelteKit to the Environment API story Co-authored-by: Bjorn Lu <bjornlu.dev@gmail.com> (#1773)

blog/announcing-vite6.md

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 Vite is getting more flexible with the new Environment API. These new APIs will allow framework authors to offer a dev experience closer to production and for the Ecosystem to share new building blocks. Nothing changes if you're building a SPA; when you use Vite with a single client environment, everything works as before. And even for custom SSR apps, Vite 6 is backward compatible. The primary target audience for Environment API is framework authors.
 
-For end users who are curious, Sapphi wrote a great [Introduction to Environment API](https://green.sapphi.red/blog/increasing-vites-potential-with-the-environment-api) guide. It is a great place to start and understand why we're trying to make Vite even more flexible.
+For end users who are curious, [Sapphi](https://github.com/sapphi-red) wrote a great [Introduction to Environment API](https://green.sapphi.red/blog/increasing-vites-potential-with-the-environment-api) guide. It is a great place to start and understand why we're trying to make Vite even more flexible.
 
 If you are a framework author or Vite plugin maintainer and would like to leverage the new APIs, you can learn more at the [Environment API Guides](https://main.vite.dev/guide/api-environment).
 
-We want to thank everyone involved in defining and implementing the new APIs. Anthony Fu and Pooya Parsa made vite-node to improve [Nuxt's Dev SSR story](https://antfu.me/posts/dev-ssr-on-nuxt) with Vite. Then Anthony used vite-node to power Vitest, and Vladimir Sheremet kept improving it. At the beginning of 2023, Vladimir started working to upstream vite-node to Vite Core, and we released it as Runtime API in Vite 5.1 a year later. Feedback from ecosystem partners (special shout-out to the Cloudflare team) pushed us to do a more ambitious rework of Vite's environments. You can learn more about the story at [Patak's ViteConf 24 talk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WImor3HDyqU?si=EZ-rFJn4pDW3tUvp).
+We want to thank everyone involved in defining and implementing the new APIs. The story begins with Vite 2 adopting the unbundled SSR dev scheme pioneered by [Rich Harris](https://github.com/Rich-Harris) and the [SvelteKit](https://svelte.dev/docs/kit) team. Vite's SSR transform then unlocked [Anthony Fu](https://github.com/antfu/) and [Pooya Parsa](https://github.com/pi0) to create vite-node and improve [Nuxt's Dev SSR story](https://antfu.me/posts/dev-ssr-on-nuxt). Anthony went to usee vite-node to power [Vitest](https://vitest.dev), and [Vladimir Sheremet](https://github.com/sheremet-va) kept improving it as part of his work maintaining Vitest. At the beginning of 2023, Vladimir started working to upstream vite-node to Vite Core, and we released it as Runtime API in Vite 5.1 a year later. Feedback from ecosystem partners (special shout-out to the Cloudflare team) pushed us to do a more ambitious rework of Vite's environments. You can learn more about the story at [Patak's ViteConf 24 talk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WImor3HDyqU?si=EZ-rFJn4pDW3tUvp).
 
 Everyone on the Vite team participated in defining the new API, which was co-designed with feedback from many projects in the Ecosystem. Thanks to everyone involved! We encourage you to get involved if you're building a framework, plugin, or tool on top of Vite. The new APIs are experimental. We will work with the Ecosystem to review how the new APIs will be used and stabilize them for the next major. If you'd like to ask questions or give feedback, there is an [open GitHub discussion here](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/discussions/16358).