Fix globals/materialize handling for proxy + ctype test and avoid brittle boolean lookup

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Motivation

• A regression caused interpreter::tests::proxy_generic_field_access_uses_ctype_layout to fail with TypeError { expected: "global cell" } due to recent changes around FFI/callback handling and module binding representations. The test relied on global True/False lookup which exposed the mismatch between raw binding cells and assoc objects.

Description

• Make module binding resolution robust in materialize::resolve_module_assoc by detecting when a stored binding is a raw value (not an assoc cell) and wrapping it into an assoc SlotObject (creating an assoc cell, storing the original value into it and updating the module bindings map), ensuring subsequent code expecting a global cell sees the correct shape.
• Tolerate non-assoc constants in interpreter::load_assoc by returning raw values directly when the constant is not a Slots assoc pointing at the assoc_map instead of erroring with a TypeError.
• Make the failing interpreter test self-contained by replacing the global True/False lookups with boolean receiver objects derived from (1 _FixnumEq: 1) / (1 _FixnumEq: 2) so the test no longer depends on a particular global binding representation.

Testing

• Reproduced the original failure with cargo test -p vm and observed the single failing test (initial run failed).
• Ran the isolated failing test via cargo test -p vm proxy_generic_field_access_uses_ctype_layout -- --nocapture after changes and it passed.
• Ran the full VM test suite via cargo test -p vm and all tests passed (213+ tests); cargo fmt was not executed due to rustfmt component not being available in the environment.

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