Fix server-side abstraction bugs: carry check recursion, inventory aggregation, spy info, global leaks

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Eight review issues in server/sv_main.lua introduced by the framework/inventory abstraction layer, ranging from infinite recursion to global variable leaks and broken duplicate detection.

Changes

CanCarryItem — infinite recursion on qs_inventory + QBCore

player.canCarryItem was patched by QBCore's DecoratePlayer to call CanCarryItem again, causing a stack overflow whenever Config.Framework == 'qbcore' and Config.Inventory == 'qs_inventory'. Now calls the export directly:

local ok = exports['qs-inventory']:CanCarryItem(src, item, amount)
return ok == true or ok == nil

GetInventoryItemList — ox_inventory items missing .name

ox_inventory's Items() export returns entries keyed by name but without a .name field. Labs.AddDepositItem indexes Item.name, so it would error on every deposit. Normalization now injects name = key where absent.

GetPlayerInventory — quantity overwrite on duplicate item names

Both the ox_inventory and qb_inventory branches keyed formatted by item name and overwrote entries when multiple stacks existed. Now aggregates qty across stacks for the same name.

Labs.GetLabSpyExtraInfo — ESX-only DB query + dead spin loop

• Added Config.Framework == 'qbcore' branch that falls back to the owner identifier instead of querying the ESX-specific users table.
• Removed while not pInfo do Wait(100) end — MySQL.query.await already blocks; the loop could spin forever on a nil return.
• Both branches now handle missing/nil DB rows with a safe fallback string.

Labs.GetRandomSpiedLabs — implicit globals + wrong duplicate key

lab and extraInfo were assigned without local, leaking into global state across calls. The duplicate-lab guard compared spiedLabs[1]['LabInfo'].LabID (always nil) instead of the correct top-level spiedLabs[1].LabID.

Autosave log — #LabsData always 0

LabsData is a string-keyed map; # returns 0. Replaced with TableSize(LabsData).

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