Accept open-ended typed ranges in runtime checks

[OskarEichler]

Summary

Runtime checking for Range[T] validates both endpoints as T. Beginless and endless ranges use nil for one endpoint, so valid Range[Integer] values such as ..10 and 1.. are rejected.

Treat a missing endpoint as the range boundary marker and validate only endpoints that are present. The nil check uses the runtime checker's Test.call primitive so it also supports minimal BasicObject endpoint doubles exercised by RBS.

Verification

• baseline model rejects valid beginless/endless ranges; the corrected candidate accepts them while retaining endpoint type checks
• minimal endpoint-object model passes without calling nil? directly
• Ruby 4 stdlib: 3,072 tests / 56,465 assertions / 0 failures / 0 errors; CGI 2/20, Ractor 22/140, Encoding 45/1,394 also pass
• all 109 runtime files compile on Ruby 4.0.6
• focused candidate syntax, RuboCop, and diff checks pass

Source-only change; no test file is included.

[soutaro]

This is intentional. Optional range value type is for open-ended values.