Fix Request body stream timeout by upgrading to strong ref

Fixes remaining 41 test timeouts in async-iterator-stream tests for Request bodies.

## Root Cause

Request doesn't track `this_jsvalue` (see line 1160 TODO comment in Body.zig).
This causes:
1. Request constructor stores stream in GC cache with thisValue
2. Body's `readable.Ref` is set to `.Request`
3. When `getText()`/`json()`/etc is called, owner is always `.empty` (no JSValue)
4. `.get(.empty)` returns null → timeout waiting for stream

## Fix

**Request.zig:800-803** - Upgrade Request body Ref to `.strong` in constructor
- After setting GC cache, retrieve the stream
- Call `.upgrade()` to convert Ref from `.Request` (unusable) to `.strong`
- Now `getText()/etc` can retrieve stream via strong ref

## Results

async-iterator-stream tests:
- ✅ 85/86 tests pass (was 45/86)
- 1 test has unrelated chunk length expectation issue

All Request body method tests pass:
- Request.text() ✅
- Request.json() ✅
- Request.blob() ✅
- Request.arrayBuffer() ✅
- Request.bytes() ✅

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/bun.js/webcore/Request.zig

@@ -794,6 +794,13 @@ pub fn constructor(
 
     if (readable_stream_tee[1] != .zero and result.body.value == .Locked) {
         js.gc.body.set(thisValue, globalThis, readable_stream_tee[1]);
+
+        // Upgrade to strong ref since Request doesn't track this_jsvalue
+        // Without this, getText()/etc will fail to retrieve the stream (owner is always .empty)
+        const stream = jsc.WebCore.ReadableStream.fromJS(readable_stream_tee[1], globalThis) catch null;
+        if (stream) |s| {
+            result.body.value.Locked.readable.upgrade(&s, globalThis);
+        }
     }
 
     return result;