Dylan Conway bd63fb9ef6 fix: BUN_OPTIONS bare flags getting trailing whitespace (#26464)
## Summary

Fix a bug in `appendOptionsEnv` where bare flags (no `=`) that aren't
the last option get a trailing space appended, causing the argument
parser to not recognize them.

For example, `BUN_OPTIONS="--cpu-prof --cpu-prof-dir=profiles"` would
parse `--cpu-prof` as `"--cpu-prof "` (trailing space), so CPU profiling
was never enabled.

## Root Cause

When `appendOptionsEnv` encounters a `--flag` followed by whitespace, it
advances past the whitespace looking for a possible quoted value (e.g.
`--flag "quoted"`). If no quote is found and there's no `=`, it falls
through without resetting `j`, so the emitted argument includes the
trailing whitespace.

## Fix

Save `end_of_flag = j` after scanning the flag name. Add an `else`
branch that resets `j = end_of_flag` when no value (quote or `=`) is
found after the whitespace. This is a 3-line change.

Also fixes a separate bug in `BunCPUProfiler.zig` where `--cpu-prof-dir`
with an absolute path would hit a debug assertion (`path.append` on an
already-rooted path with an absolute input). Changed to `path.join`
which handles both relative and absolute paths correctly.

## Tests

- `test/cli/env/bun-options.test.ts`: Two new tests verifying
`--cpu-prof --cpu-prof-dir=<abs-path>` produces a `.cpuprofile` file,
for both normal and standalone compiled executables.
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