javascript: JSX tags bound to memo/forwardRef wrappers or lazy() loaders render the wrapped component

[swapnilpaliwal-sd]

Closes #1590

What changed

In JavaScript, a JSX tag whose binding holds a component wrapper or a lazy loader now renders the component behind it (graph/javascript/engine/call-edge-generation/jsx.dl):

• wrappers: memo(C), React.memo(fn), forwardRef(fn), observer(C), withX(C), nested (memo(forwardRef(function Inner…))), reached through a const, a named or default import, export default memo(C), and re-exports;
• loaders: lazy / dynamic / loadable whose argument returns the module (its default export renders), { default: m.Named } (block or concise body), or m.Named.

Only JSX tags use this. The wrapper call is not given a value, so Card() on a wrapped component stays ambiguous_unknown and doesn't turn into a claimed edge. Curried wrappers (connect(…)(C)) are still not modelled.

Tests

• New case 63-jsx-wrapper-lazy (goldens blessed with --oracle, 0 defects). Before the fix, all 9 wrapper/loader tags were ambiguous_unknown. After it, all 9 are known_edge to the inner component.
• Controls, unchanged: <Plain /> imported by name, the plain call PlainInner() (compiler EXACT), Card() called on a wrapper (stays unknown), and <Thing /> bound to an unstaged non-wrapper factory makeThing(() => …) (stays unknown).
• JS suite run-tests.sh --oracle: 67/68. The one failure, 60-ts-emit-helpers (its lib edges), fails the same way with the original rules, so this change didn't cause it.
• torture/run.sh: recall vs runtime 1.000. realapp/run.sh: rc 0.

Real apps

• A real Next.js JS app (React.memo, forwardRef, dynamic(() => import())): known_edge 474→513, ambiguous_unknown 977→932, multi_inferred 20→25. No resolved edge was lost. 32 JSX elements newly resolve. 12 prop-callback calls now flow through the memo'd component (checked by hand against the call sites). Index took 7.1 s before and 13.2 s after; the second number is a first run, so it includes compiling the changed program.
• A real React boilerplate app: no change. Its tags import through webpack module aliases, which don't resolve before this rule is reached.