Replace the global `io` singleton object with a static `IO` class, moving the `write` native from the instance to the metaclass. Update all benchmark, example, and test files to use `IO.write()` instead of `io.write()`.
Add a compile-time check in declareVariable() that emits an error when the number of simultaneous local variables reaches MAX_LOCALS (256), replacing the previous placeholder TODO. The limit is derived from the bytecode encoding constraint where CODE_LOAD_LOCAL and CODE_STORE_LOCAL use a single argument byte. Also move the MAX_LOCALS definition from a TODO comment to a proper #define, increasing the value from 255 to 256. Include four new test files: many_locals.wren (exactly 256 simultaneous locals), many_nonsimultaneous_locals.wren (more than 256 locals across nested scopes), too_many_locals.wren (257 simultaneous locals triggering the error), and too_many_locals_nested.wren (exceeding the limit across nested blocks).
