Will Anderson bd7303447b fix: skip test blocks in codegen to prevent OOM on test files
test "name" { ... } blocks were not recognized by the self-hosted
compiler. The body { } was parsed as a Map literal, creating a huge
AST with O(n²) string concatenation in the toplevel_exec_stmts loop
(which had no arena scope). A 272-line test file would consume 400MB+
and a 720-line file importing the full compiler source caused 150GB
usage and crashed the machine.

Two fixes:
1. Skip Test tokens in codegen_streaming before parse_one() —
   advance past "name" and skip_to_rbrace on the body block.
   Test blocks are never compiled; self-hosted compiler has no test runner.

2. Add per-statement arena scope to toplevel_exec_stmts emission loop,
   matching the el_main_body loop. Frees intermediate strings after
   each statement to prevent O(n²) accumulation from any unrecognized
   construct that reaches that path.

Result: test_string.el (272 lines, 27 test blocks): 0MB peak (was 400MB+).
        test_compiler.el (720 lines + 8728 imported): 15MB peak (was 150GB).
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