feat: add scope-based memory management with push/pop and variable isolation

Introduce a new scope system that replaces manual stack frame management with structured scope_push/scope_pop calls. The implementation includes a Scope struct with dedicated memory and local symbol arrays, along with helper functions for variable lookup, memory access, and state synchronization. This change touches context.c, main.c, oop.c, parser.c, and async_stdlib.c to integrate scope initialization, cleanup, and frame transitions during function calls and destructor execution.
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#ifndef SCOPE_H
#define SCOPE_H
#include "types.h"
#define SCOPE_MEM_SIZE 10000
#define SCOPE_VAR_MAX 500
typedef struct Scope {
struct Scope *parent;
long *memory;
int mem_size;
Symbol *locals;
int loc_capacity;
int sp;
int bp;
int loc_cnt;
int depth;
} Scope;
extern Scope *current_scope;
extern Scope *root_scope;
Scope* scope_create(Scope *parent);
void scope_destroy(Scope *scope);
Scope* scope_push(void);
Scope* scope_pop(void);
int scope_find_local(const char *name, int len);
int scope_find_local_current_only(const char *name, int len);
Symbol* scope_get_local(int idx);
Symbol* scope_add_local(const char *name, int len, int type, int addr, int is_array);
long scope_mem_read(int addr);
void scope_mem_write(int addr, long value);
int scope_mem_alloc(int size);
int scope_check_sp(int required);
int scope_check_addr(int addr);
void scope_init(void);
void scope_cleanup(void);
void scope_save_state(int *out_sp, int *out_bp, int *out_loc_cnt);
void scope_restore_state(int saved_sp, int saved_bp, int saved_loc_cnt);
void scope_sync_to_globals(void);
void scope_sync_from_globals(void);
Symbol* scope_find_local_symbol(const char *name, int len);
int scope_find_local_with_scope(const char *name, int len, Scope **out_scope);
long scope_read_var(const char *name, int len);
void scope_write_var(const char *name, int len, long value);
#endif