fix: to_js dict key 'size' collides with Map.prototype.size - #134
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The LiteralMap get trap read map[k] before map.get(k), so a stored key named "size" returned Map.prototype.size (the entry count) instead of the stored value. Check map.has(k) first, matching getOwnPropertyDescriptor. Adds TestPyToJsDict regression tests (test_dict_size_key, int values, roundtrip). Full browser suite: 88 pytest + 4 async passed.
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The LiteralMap get trap read map[k] before map.get(k), so a stored key named "size" returned Map.prototype.size (the entry count) instead of the stored value. Check map.has(k) first, matching getOwnPropertyDescriptor.