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This pull request expands the set of host-accessible wrappers for internal JavaScript functions across key runtime types: JSObject, JSNumber, JSString, JSSymbol, and JSValue. These additions improve Java interop and simplify invocation of JavaScript behavior from host code.

Additionally, the class JSError has been renamed to ThrownFromJavaScript to better reflect its actual role. The original name implied alignment with the native JavaScript Error object, but the class more accurately represents any object thrown from JavaScript, regardless of its type.

…ame JSError to ThrownFromJavaScript

- Introduced new methods to core JS runtime types to improve host interop
- Renamed JSError to ThrownFromJavaScript for semantic clarity
  - Original name implied alignment with native JS Error, but the class represents any thrown JS object
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