Newer web servers have already moved away from C/C++.
Web browsers have been written in restricted subsets of C/C++ with significant additional tooling for decades at this point, and are already beginning to move to Rust.
> Web browsers have been written in restricted subsets of C/C++ with significant additional tooling for decades at this point
So, written in C/C++? It seems to me you're trying to make a point that reality doesn't agree with but you stubbornly keep pushing it.
There is not a single major browser written in Rust. Even Ladybird, a new project, adopted C++.