robobun 9907c2e9fa fix(patch): add bounds checking to prevent segfault during patch application (#21939)
## Summary

- Fixes segmentation fault when applying patches with out-of-bounds line
numbers
- Adds comprehensive bounds checking in patch application logic
- Includes regression tests to prevent future issues

## Problem

Previously, malformed patches with line numbers beyond file bounds could
cause segmentation faults by attempting to access memory beyond
allocated array bounds in `addManyAt()` and `replaceRange()` calls.

## Solution

Added bounds validation at four key points in `src/patch.zig`:

1. **Hunk start position validation** (line 283-286) - Ensures hunk
starts within file bounds
2. **Context line validation** (line 294-297) - Validates context lines
exist within bounds
3. **Insertion position validation** (line 302-305) - Checks insertion
position is valid
4. **Deletion range validation** (line 317-320) - Ensures deletion range
is within bounds

All bounds violations now return `EINVAL` error gracefully instead of
crashing.

## Test Coverage

Added comprehensive regression tests in
`test/regression/issue/patch-bounds-check.test.ts`:

-  Out-of-bounds insertion attempts
-  Out-of-bounds deletion attempts  
-  Out-of-bounds context line validation
-  Valid patch application (positive test case)

Tests verify that `bun install` completes gracefully when encountering
malformed patches, with no crashes or memory corruption.

## Test Results

```
bun test v1.2.21
 Bounds checking working: bun install completed gracefully despite malformed patch
 Bounds checking working: bun install completed gracefully despite deletion beyond bounds
 Bounds checking working: bun install completed gracefully despite context lines beyond bounds

 4 pass
 0 fail
 22 expect() calls
Ran 4 tests across 1 file. [4.70s]
```

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