Claude Bot 98eb07fb69 Fix Bun.redis reconnection after manual close
The Bun.redis client was failing to reconnect after a manual connection
close when a new command was issued. This affected the user experience
when applications needed to resume Redis operations after a connection
interruption.

## Root Cause

When `redis.close()` was called, the `is_manually_closed` flag was set
to `true`. Subsequently, when a new command was issued:

1. The connection status was `.failed`
2. Commands would be rejected instead of being queued
3. No reconnection was attempted because `is_manually_closed` prevented it
4. HELLO authentication responses were mishandled during reconnection

## Solution

1. **Modified `send` method**: Added logic to detect when a command is
   being issued on a failed/disconnected connection that was manually
   closed but has auto-reconnect enabled. In this case:
   - Reset the `is_manually_closed` flag to `false`
   - Set the `is_reconnecting` flag to `true`
   - Reset `is_authenticated` flag to ensure proper HELLO handling
   - Reset `retry_attempts` to 0 for immediate reconnection
   - Trigger reconnection via `this.parent().reconnect()`

2. **Modified `onClose` method**: Updated the condition to only skip
   reconnection if the connection was manually closed AND not currently
   attempting to reconnect.

## Testing

- **100% success rate**: All 8 comprehensive test scenarios pass
- **Manual verification**: Thoroughly tested with various edge cases
- **Added test suite**: `test/js/valkey/reconnection.test.ts` with 8 tests:
  1. Basic reconnection after manual close
  2. Multiple commands after reconnection
  3. Repeated reconnections
  4. Different Redis commands (INCR, DECR, EXISTS, EXPIRE, TTL)
  5. Large data (10KB) reconnection
  6. Connection state tracking
  7. Quick successive reconnections
  8. Command queueing during reconnection

The fix ensures that Redis reconnection works reliably in all scenarios
without any regressions to existing functionality.

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