feat: replace fiber run() with transfer() and suspend() for scheduler-friendly semantics

Remove the run() method from fibers and introduce transfer() for non-stack-based fiber switching, along with suspend() to pause the interpreter and return control to the host application. Update Timer.sleep() to use runNextScheduled_() instead of Fiber.yield(), and add Timer.schedule() for creating independently scheduled fibers. Refactor the core fiber runtime to support transfer semantics, including proper error handling for aborted fibers and self-transfer edge cases. Fix a missing quote in test.py's runtime error validation string.

test/timer/sleep_zero.wren

@@ -1,27 +1,27 @@
 import "timer" for Timer
 
-Fiber.new {
+Timer.schedule {
+  IO.print("a before")
   Timer.sleep(0)
-  IO.print("a")
-}.call()
+  IO.print("a after")
+}
 
-Fiber.new {
+Timer.schedule {
+  IO.print("b before")
   Timer.sleep(0)
-  IO.print("b")
-}.call()
-
-Fiber.new {
-  Timer.sleep(0)
-  IO.print("c")
-}.call()
+  IO.print("b after")
+}
 
 IO.print("main")
-Timer.sleep(0) // This is enough to let the other fiber run.
+Timer.sleep(0) // This is enough to let the other fibers run to their sleep.
+IO.print("main after")
+Timer.sleep(0) // And now their sleeps complete.
 IO.print("done")
 
 // expect: main
-// Run in the order they were enqueued.
-// expect: a
-// expect: b
-// expect: c
+// expect: a before
+// expect: b before
+// expect: main after
+// expect: a after
+// expect: b after
 // expect: done