Support optional chaining assignment

Summary

Implement the Stage 1 TC39 proposal: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-optional-chaining-assignment

Implement all current proposal assignment forms with nullish short-circuiting, single base/key/RHS evaluation, and correct result semantics.

Why

This proposal fits GocciaScript's modern ECMAScript surface and the 0.13.0 proposal roadmap. It should extend the engine's existing architecture rather than arrive as a userland shim.

Current behavior

Optional chaining works for reads and calls but is rejected as an assignment target.

Expected behavior

Implement all current proposal assignment forms with nullish short-circuiting, single base/key/RHS evaluation, and correct result semantics.

Scope notes

Extend assignment-target validation and bytecode reference lowering without duplicating getters, keys, proxies, or side effects. Preserve strict-mode/private-field rules and early errors. Previously-invalid additive syntax: no flag.

Related bytecode roadmap: #871 and #875. Update relevant documentation and the Goccia proposal inventory. Use the current proposal specification at implementation time; add focused project tests and matching pinned Test262/proposal coverage without regressions.

Acceptance criteria

• Parser/API surface, descriptors, evaluation order, errors, and protocol behavior match the current proposal.
• Implementation uses the identified shared engine seam without a duplicate compatibility shim.
• Focused positive, negative, abrupt-completion, and edge-case tests cover the proposal.
• Relevant project suites, pinned Test262 cases, formatting, and documentation checks pass.

Start with the existing optional-chaining read and call implementation, assignment-target validation, and bytecode reference-lowering seams; compare their behavior with the current TC39 proposal. Add focused positive, negative, abrupt-completion, and edge-case tests plus pinned Test262/proposal coverage, then update the relevant documentation and proposal inventory. Done means the project suites, formatting, and documentation checks pass without regressions.