Luke Parker 84e4a5ce9c fix(windows): avoid standalone worker dotenv crash (#27434)
### What does this PR do?

Fixes #27431.

- fixes a Windows standalone executable crash when
`compile.autoloadDotenv = false`, a `.env` file exists in the runtime
cwd, and the executable spawns a `Worker`
- gives worker startup its own cloned `DotEnv.Loader` before
`configureDefines()`, so dotenv loading does not mutate env state owned
by another thread
- aligns worker startup with other Bun runtime paths by wiring
`resolver.env_loader = transpiler.env`
- extracts standalone runtime flag propagation into
`applyStandaloneRuntimeFlags(...)` so main and worker startup share the
same env/tsconfig/package.json behavior
- adds regression coverage in `test/regression/issue/27431.test.ts` and
bundler coverage in `test/bundler/bundler_compile_autoload.test.ts`

### How did you verify your code works?

- reproduced the original crash with `bun test
regression/issue/27431.test.ts` on stock `1.3.10-canary.104`; the test
fails on unpatched Bun
- rebuilt `build/debug/bun-debug.exe` with this patch and ran
`build/debug/bun-debug.exe test regression/issue/27431.test.ts`; the
test passes on the patched build
- manually validated the minimal repro from
`https://github.com/Hona/bun1310-minimal-repro` against the patched
`bun-debug.exe`; the standalone executable no longer crashes and still
keeps dotenv disabled (`process.env` does not pick up `.env`)
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