Chris Tate cba3fa6a05 Keep projected files valid for bare async arrows and unbraced bodies, and adopt tuple elements ...

- A bare arrow parameter after `async` (`async x => ...`) gets parentheses
  with its projected type, as `x => ...` does. Without them the rewritten
  file failed its check and lost its projection (SC6102).
- A cast that starts an unbraced loop or `if` body gets no `;` guard. Only
  a statement in a statement list can continue the previous line, and in
  a body the `;` became the body, which moved the statement after the
  loop.
- Adoption walks a tuple's elements through the live element capsules of
  the tuple's view, so references package code holds to them see the
  native values.
- scr_runtime.h declares scr_dyn_decl_adopt (in scr_dyn.h), which the
  backend emits, so llvm-runtime-abi.test.ts finds its prototype.
- npm.test.ts gives zod3-adoption and zod3-boundary the long per-case
  timeout of the other zod 3 cases; their sanitized builds compile zod's
  types module too.

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src

Keep projected files valid for bare async arrows and unbraced bodies, and adopt tuple elements

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test

Keep int32 slots for long number arrays with checked integer stores

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vendor

Support asymmetric keys, signatures and Ed25519 in node:crypto and WebCrypto

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LICENSE

init

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package.json

Prepare v0.4.2 release

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