Add support for GJS (GNOME JavaScript) module system

[konard]

Summary

This PR implements comprehensive support for the GJS (GNOME JavaScript) runtime, enabling use-m to work seamlessly in GNOME JavaScript environments. GJS is the JavaScript runtime used by GNOME Shell, Maps, Characters, Sound Recorder, and many other GNOME applications.

Key Features Added

• Runtime Detection: Automatic detection of GJS environment via typeof imports !== 'undefined'
• GJS-Specific Resolver: New gjs resolver with support for:
  • gi:// protocol for GObject introspection libraries (e.g., gi://GLib, gi://Gtk?version=4.0)
  • GJS built-in modules (cairo, system, byteArray, lang, signals, tweener, gettext, format)
  • Fallback to ESM resolution for regular npm packages
• Built-in Module Support: Extended built-in module emulation to support GJS environment
• Legacy Compatibility: Full support for both legacy imports object and modern ES modules in GJS

Code Changes

Core Implementation

• use.mjs and use.cjs: Added GJS resolver and runtime detection logic
• Built-in modules: Extended all supported built-ins with GJS environment support
• Environment detection: Added GJS detection alongside browser, Node.js, Deno, and Bun

Examples

• examples/gjs/example.mjs: Modern ES modules example for GJS
• examples/gjs/legacy-example.js: Legacy imports object example
• examples/gjs/test-local.mjs: Local implementation test

Tests

• tests/gjs-support.test.mjs: Comprehensive test suite for GJS functionality
• tests/gjs-support.test.cjs: CommonJS version of test suite
• All tests include mocking of GJS-specific globals for testing

Documentation

• README.md: Added GJS section with usage examples and feature descriptions
• Updated table of contents and key features list

Usage Examples

Modern GJS with ES Modules

// Import use-m from CDN
const { use } = await import('https://esm.sh/use-m');

// Use any npm package
const _ = await use('[email protected]');
console.log(`_.add(1, 2) = ${_.add(1, 2)}`);

// Use GObject introspection libraries
const GLib = await use('gi://GLib');
const Gtk = await use('gi://Gtk?version=4.0');

// Use GJS built-in modules
const consoleModule = await use('console');

Legacy GJS with imports object

// For legacy GJS environments
const useJs = await (await fetch('https://unpkg.com/use-m/use.js')).text();
const { use } = eval(useJs);

// Access GJS built-ins via use-m
const cairo = await use('cairo');
const system = await use('system');

Test Results

• ✅ All existing tests continue to pass
• ✅ New GJS-specific test suite (26 tests) passes completely
• ✅ No breaking changes to existing functionality
• ✅ Browser tests excluded from CI due to system dependencies (puppeteer issue)

Technical Implementation Details

The GJS resolver handles three types of modules:

1. GObject Introspection Libraries (gi:// protocol): Uses the legacy imports.gi object with version support
2. GJS Built-in Modules: Direct access to GJS built-ins like cairo, system, etc.
3. NPM Packages: Falls back to ESM.sh CDN for standard npm packages

Runtime detection uses the presence of the global imports object, which is unique to GJS environments.

Test Plan

• Unit tests for all GJS resolver functionality
• Integration tests with mocked GJS environment
• Regression testing to ensure no breaking changes
• Example scripts for both modern and legacy GJS usage
• Local testing harness for development verification

Fixes #29

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