sandbox Phase 2 — drop asyncify (sync QuickJS variant), keep per-invocation modules #3296

Part 2 of #3275 — see its Phase 2 section for the full spec. Blocked by #3295 (Phase 1).

Verified against the installed quickjs-emscripten@0.32.0: the sync release variant @jitl/quickjs-wasmfile-release-sync (RELEASE_SYNC) is already installed — no new dependency. The sync QuickJSContext exposes evalCode() + newPromise(), and its .runtime exposes executePendingJobs() / setInterruptHandler() / setMemoryLimit() / setMaxStackSize() — identical to the async path.

Change (packages/runtime/src/sandbox/quickjs-runner.ts):

• newAsyncContext() → const mod = await newQuickJSWASMModule(); const vm = mod.newContext(); — a fresh isolated module (own linear memory) per invocation, so the isolation model is UNCHANGED (confirmed in the .d.ts; only newContext() on a shared module shares memory, which we do not do).
• vm.evalCodeAsync(wrapped) → vm.evalCode(wrapped).
• Imports/types: newAsyncContext/QuickJSAsyncContext → newQuickJSWASMModule/QuickJSContext.
• Disposal: hold both mod and vm; in finally dispose the context then the module (verify whether disposing the context alone frees the module in 0.32 — dispose the module explicitly to be safe; it owns the linear memory).

Why it's safe now: the original crashes were an ASYNCIFY limitation (one suspended stack per module); the deferred-promise + pump redesign already removed all wasm-stack suspension (installApiMethod uses plain newPromise, not newAsyncifiedFunction). See #3275 §Phase 2.

Acceptance criteria

• Sync variant wired; per-invocation module isolation preserved; disposal frees the linear memory.
• Re-entrancy / fan-out / lvl4-nesting / real-sqlite suites green unchanged.
• Bench (quickjs-runner.bench.ts, npx vitest bench) shows the expected compile/instantiate + per-instruction win vs asyncify.
• Changeset (@objectstack/runtime patch/minor).

Refs: #3275 (parent) · #3295 (Phase 1).

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