feat: support import.meta.hot.data for persistent objects across hmr updates#329
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Improve the stability and correctness of Hot Module Replacement (HMR) and HTTP module loading.
HMR key normalization and stability
InitializeImportMetaHot, ensuring that per-modulehot.datapersists across HMR updates by stripping fragments, normalizing dev endpoint paths