robobun 7197fb1f04 Fix Module._resolveFilename to pass options.paths to overridden functions (#24325)
Fixes Next.js 16 + React Compiler build failure when using Bun runtime.

## Issue
When `Module._resolveFilename` was overridden (e.g., by Next.js's
require-hook), Bun was not passing the `options` parameter (which
contains `paths`) to the override function. This caused resolution
failures when the override tried to use custom resolution paths.

Additionally, when `Module._resolveFilename` was called directly with
`options.paths`, Bun was ignoring the paths parameter and using default
resolution.

## Root Causes
1. In `ImportMetaObject.cpp`, when calling an overridden
`_resolveFilename` function, the options object with paths was not being
passed as the 4th argument.

2. In `NodeModuleModule.cpp`, `jsFunctionResolveFileName` was calling
`Bun__resolveSync` without extracting and using the `options.paths`
parameter.

## Solution
1. In `ImportMetaObject.cpp`: When `userPathList` is provided, construct
an options object with `{paths: userPathList}` and pass it as the 4th
argument to the overridden `_resolveFilename` function.

2. In `NodeModuleModule.cpp`: Extract `options.paths` from the 4th
argument and call `Bun__resolveSyncWithPaths` when paths are provided,
instead of always using `Bun__resolveSync`.

## Reproduction
Before this fix, running:
```bash
bun --bun next build --turbopack
```
on a Next.js 16 app with React Compiler enabled would fail with:
```
Cannot find module './node_modules/babel-plugin-react-compiler'
```

## Testing
- Added comprehensive tests for `Module._resolveFilename` with
`options.paths`
- Verified Next.js 16 + React Compiler + Turbopack builds successfully
with Bun
- All 5 new tests pass with the fix, 3 fail without it
- All existing tests continue to pass

## Files Changed
- `src/bun.js/bindings/ImportMetaObject.cpp` - Pass options to override
- `src/bun.js/modules/NodeModuleModule.cpp` - Handle options.paths in
_resolveFilename
- `test/js/node/module/module-resolve-filename-paths.test.js` - New test
suite

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