Funny you should mention that. I think iced as of four days ago can do this!
If I'm reading the release notes and Cargo.toml right, cargo add iced --no-default-features and you should be good to go, as tiny-skia will be used as a rendering backend instead of wgpu.
Slint fits the bill: We have a demo running on a line-buffer in a microcontroller with <300KiB of RAM. Framebuffers are of course supported as well, as is GPU-accelerated rendering.
You have much to learn Young Padawan.
If you're wanting to make a desktop app in Rust it behooves one to avoid embedded web environments. For performance reasons of course.