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Migrate the embedder tests from the legacy Dart native function format to FFI - #190615
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This pull request migrates native callbacks in engine unit tests and platform test fixtures (macOS, Windows, and embedder) from the legacy CREATE_NATIVE_ENTRY and AddNativeCallback mechanism to Dart FFI using CREATE_FFI_LAMBDA and AddFfiNativeCallback. Dart test fixtures are updated to use @Native annotations. The review feedback recommends optimizing several captureless or effectively captureless lambdas by converting them directly to function pointers using the unary + operator, which avoids the memory leak and runtime overhead of CREATE_FFI_LAMBDA.
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See #190154