fix(compile): handle CJS and native addons in --bundle (#34529)
Two things to make `compile --bundle` usable
with anything beyond pure-ESM trees.
First, the bundler's CJS-from-ESM wrapper hardcodes the absolute path
of each CJS module it imports. At runtime the VFS is mounted at a temp
dir under `$TMPDIR`, so those paths miss. Rewrite each literal in the
bundle output to a runtime-relative resolution against
`import.meta.url` so it survives the relocation.
Second, when those rewritten requires hit something at runtime —
either a CJS dep loaded through the wrapper or a `.node` native addon
— the npm tree has to ship in the binary. Detect both signals (the
rewrite fired; or `find_native_addon_packages` found a package with a
`.node` in the resolved snapshot) and embed the full snapshot in that
case. Pure-ESM bundles still skip everything npm and stay tiny.
Smoke-tested against chalk (pure ESM, ~17 KB user payload), lodash
(CJS, full npm), and `@node-rs/crc32` (native addon, full npm; the
addon loads and runs). A spec test under
`tests/specs/compile/bundle/native_addon/` exercises the addon path
against the existing `@denotest/node-addon` fixture, alongside PR 1's
basic test.
