ffi 1.32 backfill: locked-in test for #objc_call(CGRect) + #objc_call(u64)

Closes the runtime-verification gap from cluster 1.32. The migrated
`uikit_keyboard_will_change_frame` body uses both shapes but isn't
reached by chess startup (the soft keyboard doesn't open without user
input), so runtime verification was transitive only: `#objc_call(CGRect)`
via the structurally-identical `#objc_call(UIEdgeInsets)` (4×f64 HFA)
in ffi-objc-call-07, and `#objc_call(u64)` via the LLVM-equivalent
`#objc_call(s64)` `hash` test in ffi-objc-call-04.

This example installs two IMPs via `class_addMethod`:
- `rect_imp` returns a CGRect of {10.5, 20.5, 30.5, 40.5} through the
  32-byte HFA path (v0..v3 on AAPCS64).
- `u64_imp` returns `0x7FEDCBA987654321` through the i64 path.

`#objc_call(CGRect)` and `#objc_call(u64)` dispatch through them and
the values are printed for snapshot lockdown.

Reused the parser quirk noted in the checkpoint and in 0.1 — integer
literals ≥ 2^63 are rejected even when the receiving type is u64, so
the test value keeps the high bit clear.

111/111 host tests pass.

examples/ffi-objc-call-12-rect-u64-returns.sx

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+// Backfill for Phase 1D cluster 1.32 (PLAN-FFI.md): `#objc_call(CGRect)`
+// and `#objc_call(u64)` against `class_addMethod`-registered IMPs.
+// Both shapes were already exercised transitively in earlier work —
+// CGRect is structurally a 4×f64 HFA (same as UIEdgeInsets from
+// ffi-objc-call-07), and u64 is i64 at the LLVM level (same as the
+// s64 return from ffi-objc-call-04's `hash`). The cluster-1.32
+// migration of `uikit_keyboard_will_change_frame` was the first
+// place we used both shapes through `#objc_call` directly, but the
+// keyboard-change-frame callback isn't reached by the chess launch
+// path, so this test gives the two shapes their own runtime lockdown.
+
+#import "modules/std.sx";
+#import "modules/compiler.sx";
+#import "modules/std/objc.sx";
+
+CGRect :: struct {
+    x: f64;
+    y: f64;
+    width: f64;
+    height: f64;
+}
+
+rect_imp :: (self: *void, _cmd: *void) -> CGRect callconv(.c) {
+    CGRect.{ x = 10.5, y = 20.5, width = 30.5, height = 40.5 };
+}
+
+u64_imp :: (self: *void, _cmd: *void) -> u64 callconv(.c) {
+    // sx integer-literal parser rejects values ≥ 2^63 even when the
+    // receiving type is u64, so the leading bit stays clear.
+    0x7FEDCBA987654321;
+}
+
+main :: () -> s32 {
+    inline if OS == .macos {
+        ns_object := objc_getClass("NSObject".ptr);
+        my_cls := objc_allocateClassPair(ns_object, "SxRectU64Probe".ptr, 0);
+
+        // CGRect type encoding: {CGRect={CGPoint=dd}{CGSize=dd}}@: for a
+        // strict structural encoding, but the runtime accepts the
+        // flattened `{CGRect=dddd}@:` form for IMP registration since
+        // arm64 BOOL/struct returns route on the ABI shape, not on the
+        // type-encoding's nested-struct structure.
+        sel_rect := sel_registerName("rect".ptr);
+        sel_uval := sel_registerName("uval".ptr);
+        class_addMethod(my_cls, sel_rect, xx rect_imp, "{CGRect=dddd}@:".ptr);
+        class_addMethod(my_cls, sel_uval, xx u64_imp,  "Q@:".ptr);
+        objc_registerClassPair(my_cls);
+
+        instance := class_createInstance(my_cls, 0);
+
+        r := #objc_call(CGRect)(instance, "rect");
+        print("rect = ({}, {}, {}, {})\n", r.x, r.y, r.width, r.height);
+
+        u := #objc_call(u64)(instance, "uval");
+        print("uval = {}\n", u);
+    }
+    inline if OS != .macos {
+        print("skipped (not macos)\n");
+    }
+    0;
+}

tests/expected/ffi-objc-call-12-rect-u64-returns.exit

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+0

tests/expected/ffi-objc-call-12-rect-u64-returns.txt

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+rect = (10.500000, 20.500000, 30.500000, 40.500000)
+uval = 9218247941278745377