runtime: preserve component-local resource handle identity - #320
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Summary
Preserve the resource identities already supplied by the translator instead of using ResourceIndex for every comparison.
This prevents a child from confusing distinct abstract imports when the parent supplies one underlying resource to both, including through resource-bearing async payloads. Equality-bound aliases and legitimate component transfers remain valid. Both identities are fresh per runtime instantiation of a plan.
No new public facade behavior, host-class unification, cross-store transfer, plan schema, protocol, package version, golden, or expected-failure changes. Previously accepted wrong-local guest operations now trap. Update internal descriptor/intrinsic/plan contracts to state the distinction.
Verification
just gates < /dev/nullpassed, including packaging/npm, pinned shell lanes, Chromium/Firefox page and worker realms, OPFS, and TLS/C0 consumer smokes. Consumer worktrees retain their initial status.