fix: enforce POSIX ancestor dir permission checks on path ops

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What

Adds _check_path_perms($path) — POSIX path traversal enforcement that checks execute (search) permission on all ancestor directories, not just the immediate parent.

Why

Issue #390: _check_parent_perms only verified the immediate parent directory. Operations like unlink('/a/b/c/file') succeeded even when the mock user lacked execute on /a or /a/b. Real POSIX systems require execute on every directory component during path resolution.

This also supersedes PR #372 which only wired the check into stat/lstat.

How

• New _check_path_perms($path) walks from root (/) through each ancestor directory, checking execute permission on each mocked dir via existing _check_perms(). Non-mocked ancestors are skipped (assumed accessible).
• Wired into 16 operations: stat, lstat, open, sysopen, opendir, unlink, readlink, symlink, link, mkdir, rmdir, rename, chmod, chown, utime, truncate.
• Filehandle-based stat/truncate bypass the check (handle already open).
• Root traversal follows existing logic (uid 0 needs at least one x bit).

Testing

• New t/ancestor_perms.t with 19 subtests covering all wired operations:
  • Blocked ancestor → EACCES for each operation
  • Root bypass (uid 0 can traverse 0700 dirs)
  • Non-mocked ancestors skipped
  • Grandparent-level blocking
  • Filehandle stat bypasses path check
• Full test suite: 1605 tests pass (only pre-existing fh-ref-leak.t failure)

Closes #390
Supersedes #372

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Quality Report

Changes: 2 files changed, 426 insertions(+)

Code scan: clean

Tests: failed (4 Failed, 95 test)

Branch hygiene: clean

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