Fix: honor imported overrides of core built-ins - #1167
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Add chmod and lock to the parser's overridable core built-in set so Exporter-style imports dispatch to the imported subroutine. Keep explicit CORE:: calls on the built-in path and add regression coverage for both execution backends. Generated with [Codex](https://openai.com/codex/) Co-Authored-By: Codex <codex@openai.com>
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Summary
Fixes #1155.
PerlOnJava treated imported
chmodandlocksubroutines as core built-inopcodes because those names were missing from the parser's overridable-core
allowlist. Add both names so Exporter-style CODE-slot imports dispatch to the
imported subroutine while explicit
CORE::calls retain built-in behavior.Validation
makepasses.make check-linkspasses.This is a WIP PR for review of the resolution approach and coverage.