🧪 Fix import.meta.env globally by intercepting compilation in tests

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🎯 What:
Replaced the broken (globalThis as any).import = ... hack in tests/unit/main.test.ts with a functional compilation interceptor using Module.prototype._compile. It safely polyfills import.meta.env during CJS compilation, mirroring the workaround correctly implemented in workerFactory.test.ts.

📊 Coverage:
No production code was modified. The test suite for main.test.ts has been verified to pass successfully using tsx (10/10 passing).

✨ Result:
Tests are now robust against parsing failures for import.meta.env natively, ensuring testing stability without relying on a fundamentally invalid global JavaScript hack.

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PR created automatically by Jules for task 15635632877641194044 started by @zknpr

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
sq-lite-explorer	Ready	Preview, Comment	Jun 13, 2026 5:47pm

[zknpr]

Closing: main.test.ts already passes — import.meta.env?.VSCODE_BROWSER_EXT falls through to the correct desktop default when the shim is absent, so this isn't fixing a real failure. It also overlaps with #478, which cleans up the same file more directly. The consistency intent (mirroring workerFactory.test.ts's compile interception) is reasonable, but closing as unnecessary churn. Thanks!

[google-labs-jules]

Closing: main.test.ts already passes — import.meta.env?.VSCODE_BROWSER_EXT falls through to the correct desktop default when the shim is absent, so this isn't fixing a real failure. It also overlaps with #478, which cleans up the same file more directly. The consistency intent (mirroring workerFactory.test.ts's compile interception) is reasonable, but closing as unnecessary churn. Thanks!

Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task.