fix(ext/node): implement Module._stat (#34157)
## Summary
Implements the internal-but-public `Module._stat(path)` accessor on the
`node:module` `Module` constructor, matching Node's
`lib/internal/modules/cjs/loader.js`:
- Returns `0` if `path` is a file
- Returns `1` if `path` is a directory
- Returns a negative value if the path does not exist or stat fails
- Synchronous
The default implementation is backed by the existing `op_require_stat`
op
(which Deno's internal `stat()` helper already used). Assigning
`Module._stat = fn` emits an `ExperimentalWarning` (matching Node) and
swaps the underlying function so the module loader's internal stat
lookups
also pick it up, which is what `patch-package`, certain bundlers, and
the
Node test suite rely on.
## Test plan
- [x] `cargo test --test node_compat -- test-module-stat` passes
- [ ] Manual: `Module._stat(<file>) === 0`, `Module._stat(<dir>) === 1`,
`Module._stat(<nonexistent>) < 0`
- [ ] CI
`parallel/test-vfs.js` still fails after this change but at a later
point:
it expects the CJS loader to use the (user-patched) `fs.realpathSync`
and
`fs.readFileSync`. Deno's loader currently calls `op_require_real_path`
/
`op_require_read_file` directly, which bypass user monkey-patching.
Making
the loader patchable is a larger architectural change worth handling in
a
follow-up.
Closes denoland/orchid#114
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