feat: replace Wren Range class with native C object for performance

Remove the Range class definition from corelib.wren and implement it as a native C type with ObjRange struct, adding native methods for from, to, min, max, iterate, and iteratorValue. Move range operator handling from Num class to native num_dotDot and num_dotDotDot functions. Update VM to support OBJ_RANGE type in marking, printing, and type checking. Add comprehensive test suite for range operations including ordered, backwards, and exclusive ranges.

test/range/min.wren

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+// Ordered range.
+IO.print((2..5).min) // expect: 2
+IO.print((3..3).min) // expect: 3
+IO.print((0..3).min) // expect: 0
+IO.print((-5..3).min) // expect: -5
+IO.print((-5..-2).min) // expect: -5
+
+// Backwards range.
+IO.print((5..2).min) // expect: 2
+IO.print((3..0).min) // expect: 0
+IO.print((3..-5).min) // expect: -5
+IO.print((-2..-5).min) // expect: -5
+
+// Exclusive ordered range.
+IO.print((2...5).min) // expect: 2
+IO.print((3...3).min) // expect: 2
+IO.print((0...3).min) // expect: 0
+IO.print((-5...3).min) // expect: -5
+IO.print((-5...-2).min) // expect: -5
+
+// Exclusive backwards range.
+// TODO: Is this what we want? "..." always means "subtract 1"?
+IO.print((5...2).min) // expect: 1
+IO.print((3...0).min) // expect: -1
+IO.print((3...-5).min) // expect: -6
+IO.print((-2...-5).min) // expect: -6