feat: allow extending hyperlight-js-runtime with custom native modules

[simongdavies]

Resolves #48

Add a registration-based system for extending the JS runtime with custom native (Rust-implemented) modules that run inside the Hyperlight guest VM. Also allows extending the available global JS Objects

Key changes:

• hyperlight-js-runtime/Cargo.toml: Add [lib] target so the runtime can be used as a library dependency by extender crates.

• modules/mod.rs: Add global CUSTOM_MODULES registry with register_native_module() and builtin_module_names(). NativeModuleLoader checks custom registry first, falls back to built-in modules. Panics if custom module name conflicts with a built-in.

• native_modules! macro: Generates init_native_modules() (#[no_mangle]) that registers custom modules. Called automatically via spin::Once on first NativeModuleLoader access — no explicit init needed.

• guest/mod.rs: Move hyperlight guest entry point (hyperlight_main, guest_dispatch_function, Host impl, stubs) from main/hyperlight.rs into the lib behind cfg(hyperlight). Extender binaries get all guest infrastructure for free by depending on the lib.

• hyperlight-js/build.rs: Add HYPERLIGHT_JS_RUNTIME_PATH env var override to embed custom runtime binaries instead of the default.

• host.rs: Restore original Host trait only (no FsHost extraction).

• New custom_globals! macro in modules/mod.rs (same #[no_mangle] + extern

• setup_custom_globals() bridge called in JsRuntime::new() after
  built-in globals

• Default empty custom_globals! {} in base runtime main.rs

Testing:

• 19 unit/integration tests in hyperlight-js-runtime (loader, registry, macro, override prevention, E2E with native CLI fixture binary)
• Test fixture with globalThis.CUSTOM_GLOBAL_TEST = 42
• 3 Hyperlight VM integration tests in hyperlight-js (#[ignore], run via just test-native-modules)
• Extended runtime fixture crate with shared native_math module
• just test-native-modules recipe for full hyperlight pipeline

Docs:

• docs/extending-runtime.md with quick start, host-side usage, native testing, API reference, and architecture diagram