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What does this PR do?

Adds async_hooks.createHook() lifecycle events for Bun's Timeout and Immediate resources.

Each timer now receives a per-VM async ID. The native timer owner emits init at creation and exactly one deferred destroy after clear or terminal execution; a completed timer refreshed later starts a new lifecycle. Hook enable/disable mutations are deferred safely during nested dispatch, callbacks receive the AsyncHook as this, pre-enable timers still clean up correctly, and destroy runs outside the timer's AsyncLocalStorage context.

Destroy callbacks are queued through JSC's native microtask queue. This avoids mutable Promise constructor and species behavior that could otherwise strand the destroy queue.

This fixes OpenClaw's voice-call fixture leak proof, which uses real async-hook timer lifecycles to ensure every duration and transcript timer is released.

AI-assisted: implementation and tests were developed with Codex and reviewed by separate Codex passes; I inspected and validated the result.

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  • Composite integration build containing exact head 6e044db91d6b at Bun revision 91b28c4bf
  • Focused timer lifecycle and hostile-Promise matrix: 11 passed with JSC exception validation
  • Node timer suite: 24 passed
  • process.nextTick suite: 7 passed
  • Broader async_hooks suite: 154 passed and 2 existing todos; one unrelated missing-Verdaccio setup failure
  • Exact OpenClaw voice-call cleanup test: passed
  • Node 26 reference for replaced global Promise plus throwing Promise species: passed
  • Prettier, oxlint, C++/Rust formatting, diff checks, and fresh exact-head P0-P2 review passed
  • Stock Bun 1.4.2 fails all original timer createHook lifecycle cases as expected

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Bun now dispatches async_hooks lifecycle events for timers and TickObjects. Timer IDs come from the runtime, native bindings forward lifecycle events to JavaScript, hook mutations are deferred during dispatch, and compatibility tests cover ordering, destruction, refresh, and context propagation.

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Async hooks timer lifecycle

Layer / File(s) Summary
Tick hook dispatch management
src/js/builtins/ProcessObjectInternals.ts, src/js/internal/async_hooks_tick.ts, src/js/internal/async_hooks.ts
Tick hook dispatch now uses cached module state, Rust-backed IDs, nested-dispatch tracking, hook removal, and deferred mutations.
Native timer dispatch bridge
src/jsc/bindings/NodeAsyncHooks.*, src/jsc/bindings/ZigGlobalObject.h
Native bindings store the timer dispatcher and forward lifecycle events with the timer and async-hooks ID.
Timer identity and lifecycle emission
src/runtime/timer/*
Timers receive async-hooks IDs and emit init and destroy events during creation, execution, cancellation, and refresh.
JavaScript integration and validation
src/js/node/async_hooks.ts, test/js/node/async_hooks/async_hooks.node.test.ts
createHook registers timer lifecycle handlers, defers active-dispatch mutations, and tests timer and TickObject behavior.

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### What does this PR do?

Integrates the 19 captured upstream compatibility PRs into the OpenClaw Bun fork, retaining their original commits as merge parents. The base is upstream `86771d09fd486a7256790d6f36602b683f7a19de`. This integration is separate from upstream PR review and does not publish a Bun release.

The two stacked PRs also bring their prerequisites: [worker support oven-sh#34424](oven-sh#34424) and [file-URL query handling oven-sh#35601](oven-sh#35601).

| Upstream PR | Captured head |
| --- | --- |
| [42349: fix(sqlite): allow workers to reuse custom library](oven-sh#42349) | `65924882863e` |
| [42374: fix(node:fs): preserve POSIX locks in realpath](oven-sh#42374) | `4df5e0600308` |
| [42446: fix(node:fs): preserve child rm permission errors](oven-sh#42446) | `17d1237bcbac` |
| [42469: fix(runtime): preserve encoded file URL path delimiters](oven-sh#42469) | `cc5b9fb06de9` |
| [42576: fix(node:https): support live secure context updates](oven-sh#42576) | `b8666fde28e6` |
| [42593: fix(worker_threads): preserve async context for worker events](oven-sh#42593) | `f72285db962b` |
| [42594: fix(node:https): wrap injected raw connections with TLS](oven-sh#42594) | `82a9d26cf2cc` |
| [42599: fix(node:os): observe runtime HOME changes](oven-sh#42599) | `772e4acb9263` |
| [42600: fix(worker_threads): preserve cloned error metadata](oven-sh#42600) | `7254eaec568c` |
| [42601: fix(node:path): honor replaced process.cwd](oven-sh#42601) | `e040ec4cf1c0` |
| [42607: fix(process): allow clearing exitCode](oven-sh#42607) | `bacfa9ee3cb3` |
| [42610: fix(node:http): uncork reused upgrade sockets](oven-sh#42610) | `33f89359c50a` |
| [42614: fix(node): resolve listen hosts before binding](oven-sh#42614) | `5b9ab5644122` |
| [42616: fix(node:module): synchronize builtin ESM exports](oven-sh#42616) | `aa78523549c1` |
| [42620: fix(worker_threads): apply execArgv preloads](oven-sh#42620) | `60fbb60c9a16` |
| [42621: fix(node:async_hooks): report timer lifecycles](oven-sh#42621) | `6e044db91d6b` |
| [42622: fix(node:http): align shutdown transport lifecycle](oven-sh#42622) | `98d5f813e8fe` |
| [42635: fix(node:fs): preserve Win32 semantics in recursive mkdir checks](oven-sh#42635) | `891eb8df52f3` |
| [42636: fix(runtime): derive data URL loaders from MIME](oven-sh#42636) | `4570e105f422` |

Integration repairs preserve newer upstream loop-init error handling, use current Rust loader/string-view interfaces, coordinate WORKER init hook mutations with timer/nextTick dispatch, apply TLS context updates made during pending listen, retain draining native listeners for force-close, and preserve literal filename delimiters across ESM/CommonJS resolution and lookup paths. Superseded C++ CommonJS key reconstruction is removed in favor of the shared resolver owner.

### How did you verify your code works?

- Fresh optimized macOS arm64 build: 1,687 passed, 37 existing skips, one existing todo, zero failures across the 22 selected suites, including standalone compilation.
- Debug/ASAN build and focused integration regressions passed. Its earlier full run passed 1,681 tests but hit an inherited standalone-compilation fixture limitation: the large debug template exceeded that test budget, and relocated output needs its ASAN sidecar. The optimized run covers that production flow; no sanitizer setting, test timeout, or skip was weakened.
- Ten directly affected vendored Node conformance files passed with retries disabled.
- All twelve Rust targets passed: zero failed and zero skipped. These are compilation checks, not native execution claims for every target.
- Oxlint, root TypeScript, Rust formatting, and `git diff --check` passed.
- Independent review is clean through P2. Confirmed integration regressions were repaired; an empty-query/fragment review claim was rejected using actual Node 26.8.2 behavior and protected by a regression.
- Repeated recursive-directory testing keeps its 200 optimized-build iterations and descriptor-leak checks, with a fixed nested fixture instead of scanning the growing source tree.

### Final CI corrections

The follow-up removes MIME decoding and response cork adapters whose last callers were replaced by the integrated PRs, documents raw-slice ownership immediately above the unsafe operations, and sorts HTTP exports. Workspace Clippy and formatting pass locally. The final debug/ASAN check passes 392 tests across the data-URL, worker-thread, and HTTP suites, with one existing skip and no failures. Independent review of this follow-up is clean through P2.

The first CI run also exposed two fork-service limitations: the issue-linking bot has no Anthropic credentials, and autofix.ci cannot push formatter changes without its GitHub App. The formatting change was applied locally.

Mordant's advisory `unchecked_construction` warning points to the existing server reload assignment of `user_routes_to_build`. That assignment moves fields from `new_config`, which `on_reload` obtains through `ServerConfig::from_js` before calling `on_reload_from_zig`; the integrated TLS setter also parses its replacement through `SSLConfig::from_js`. This is not an unchecked user-input path. Its baseline and enforcement were left intact; the three unused-helper findings were repaired.

The final optimized macOS arm64 build passes all four affected suites: **433 passed, one existing skip, zero failures** in 9.11 seconds, including standalone compilation. This supplements the initial 22-suite run (1,687 passed), ten vendored Node conformance files, and twelve Rust compilation targets. The final cleanup also passes **392 debug/ASAN tests** and workspace Clippy.

The reload validation path discussed above is visible at [ServerConfig::from_js before reload](https://github.com/openclaw/bun/blob/597b78c2c4b6a0e15b4b1724ab0e5ebff80f5678/src/runtime/server/server_body.rs#L2262), while [the flagged assignment](https://github.com/openclaw/bun/blob/597b78c2c4b6a0e15b4b1724ab0e5ebff80f5678/src/runtime/server/server_body.rs#L2208) transfers that parsed configuration.

Final hosted validation on `597b78c2c4b6a0e15b4b1724ab0e5ebff80f5678`: formatting, JavaScript/source lint, TypeScript types, package tests, Clippy, Miri, and lol-html tests passed. The [Rust workflow](https://github.com/openclaw/bun/actions/runs/34808804630) succeeded; its advisory Mordant job retains only the documented reload-validation false positive.

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