feat: implement symmetric coroutines with fiber.call and fiber.run distinction
Add new `fiber.call` method that remembers the calling fiber for symmetric transfer, while `fiber.run` now performs tail-call style switching without preserving the caller. Introduce re-entrancy guards preventing a fiber from being called multiple times, update all test fixtures to use the new API, and add comprehensive test coverage for call semantics including direct/indirect re-entrancy, value passing, and finished fiber errors.
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var fiber = new Fiber {
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var a = new Fiber {
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IO.print("run")
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}
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fiber.run // expect: run
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fiber.run // expect runtime error: Cannot run a finished fiber.
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// Run a through an intermediate fiber since it will get discarded and we need
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// to return to the main one after a completes.
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var b = new Fiber {
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a.run
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IO.print("nope")
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}
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b.call // expect: run
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a.run // expect runtime error: Cannot run a finished fiber.
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