fix: Always use correct prototype for ordinary objects

[ExE-Boss]

Addresses part of #14.

This makes it so that Proxies of ordinary objects are always created with target.[[Prototype]] as their prototype.

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[samthor]

Thanks for the PR but it has been a while since I've seriously worked on this code so I am struggling to understand the change.

I've left some feedback. I'd also appreciate a test. If it's testing behavior that only shows up in old browsers (and so we can't really test it as the tests only run in modern ones) it would be really worth noting that in a comment too.

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Thanks again. I'd like a test for this but if you don't have time I'm happy to merge after you make a few last changes, and I'll write one afterwards.

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[samthor]

So I feel like, after some reading, is that this is really just adding improved older browser support. I can't find a practical way to test the outcomes in a modern browser (and I've not updated the tests to delete the things we're checking).

I have some tweaks I'll make afterwards but I'm happy.