feat: add containsKey method to Map and validate key types in subscript operations

Implement `containsKey()` native method on Map that returns a boolean indicating whether the given key exists in the map. Add `validateKey()` helper to reject non-value-type keys (objects, lists, fibers, etc.) with a clear runtime error. Refactor `wrenMapGet()` signature to return success/failure via bool and output the value through an out-parameter, enabling both `containsKey()` and the existing subscript operator to share the same key validation and lookup logic. Update `map_subscript` to return `null` instead of crashing when a key is not found. Add test cases for `containsKey` success/failure, and runtime error tests for invalid key types in subscript getter, setter, and containsKey.

test/map/contains_key.wren

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+var map = {
+  "one": 1,
+  "two": 2,
+  "three": 3
+}
+
+IO.print(map.containsKey("one")) // expect: true
+IO.print(map.containsKey("two")) // expect: true
+IO.print(map.containsKey("three")) // expect: true
+IO.print(map.containsKey("four")) // expect: false
+IO.print(map.containsKey("five")) // expect: false

test/map/contains_key_not_value.wren

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+var result = {}.containsKey([]) // expect runtime error: Key must be a value type.

test/map/subscript_key_not_value.wren

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+var result = {}[[]] // expect runtime error: Key must be a value type.

test/map/subscript_setter_key_not_value.wren

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+var result = {}[[]] = "value" // expect runtime error: Key must be a value type.