fix(objective-c): escape control characters in string literals - #3447
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Objective-C literals rejected C0/C1 control escapes, preventing
blns-object.jsonfrom compiling. Encode those characters as UTF-8 octal escapes, preserving literal backslashes and supplementary Unicode escapes.Enable a compilation fixture for that input under
FIXTURE=objective-c. Its roundtrip remains skipped because Foundation drops BOM object keys.Validation: build, Biome, enabled compilation fixture, and identifiers/keywords/NST roundtrips. Production change: 14 added/removed lines.