support suspend resume of fault injection - #328
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Adds thread-safe, nestable suspend and resume APIs for fault injection. While suspended, fault injection remains enabled but does not capture stacks, record faults, or inject allocation failures. Matching no-op macros support non-debug builds. Unit tests verify enabled-state preservation, nested suspension, suppressed injection, and restoration after the final resume.