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3aa600ed - fix(desktop): preserve binding wrappers after lazy op upgrade (#36065)

fix(desktop): preserve binding wrappers after lazy op upgrade (#36065) Closes #36033. ## Problem `DESKTOP_JS` wraps `BrowserWindow.prototype.bind`, `unbind`, and `Tray.prototype.destroy` to maintain JavaScript-side callback and object registries. Fast-call op installation is deferred until the first residual extension module is loaded. `Deno.serve()` triggers that upgrade, which unconditionally replaced the cppgc prototype methods and overwrote the JavaScript wrappers. The native binding name still reached the desktop backend, but the callback was no longer recorded in `windowBindCallbacks`, so renderer calls failed with `No callback bound for: ping`. ## Fix - Register the native bind, unbind, and tray-destroy primitives on internal `Symbol.for(...)` slots. - Keep the public string-named methods as JavaScript wrappers. - Resolve the symbol-backed primitive dynamically when forwarding, so calls use the original slow op before deferred installation and the upgraded fast op afterward. - Add tests pinning the separation between public wrapper names and fast symbol-backed native methods. This avoids disabling fast calls and does not force the whole deferred fast-op pass to run eagerly during desktop startup. ## Validation - `cargo test -p deno_runtime ops::desktop::tests` - `cargo test -p denort desktop::tests` - `./tools/format.js --check` - `cargo build -p deno -p denort_desktop` - Reproduced the issue with matched debug `target/debug/deno` and `target/debug/libdenort.dylib` using `deno desktop --hmr -RN bug.ts`: the handler logged `handler invoked` and the desktop window rendered `pong`.