Implement CSS :where() functional pseudo-class selector support with complete matching engine

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This PR implements complete support for the CSS :where() functional pseudo-class selector in the JSAR Runtime's CSS selector parser and matching engine. The :where() pseudo-class is a CSS4 feature that allows grouping selectors with zero specificity.

Implementation Details

The implementation extends the existing CSS selector system with:

• New pseudo-class type: Added PseudoClassType::kWhere to the enum
• Functional pseudo-class support: Extended Component class to store nested selector lists via argumentSelectorList_ member
• Parsing logic: Implemented parseFunctionalPseudoClass() method to handle parentheses and nested selector parsing
• String representation: Added proper serialization to maintain CSS syntax format
• Complete matching engine: Added :where() evaluation logic in the selector matching system

Supported Features

The implementation supports both parsing and matching for:

/* Single element selectors */
:where(div) { color: red; }

/* Class and ID selectors */
:where(.highlight) { background: yellow; }
:where(#header) { font-size: large; }

/* Empty selector lists */
:where() { /* matches nothing */ }

/* Integration with complex selectors */
:where(article) section { margin: 1em; }

Architecture

The solution maintains backward compatibility while adding:

1. Component class extension with specialized constructor for functional pseudo-classes
2. Parsing pipeline integration that detects ( after pseudo-class names
3. Recursive selector parsing within parentheses content
4. Proper error handling for malformed syntax
5. Complete matching logic that evaluates :where() selectors against DOM elements

Matching Logic

The :where() pseudo-class matching follows CSS specifications:

• :where(selector-list) matches an element if any selector in the list matches that element
• Empty :where() selectors match nothing
• Uses the existing matchesSelectorList() function for consistent behavior
• Maintains zero specificity as per CSS specification

Current Limitations

This initial implementation supports single selectors within :where(). Multiple comma-separated selectors (e.g., :where(h1, h2, h3)) require additional investigation and are documented for future enhancement.

The core functionality provides a solid foundation for CSS :where() support with both parsing and matching working correctly for the most common use cases.

Fixes #78.

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[yorkie]

@copilot Update the src/client/cssom/selectors/matching for :where()

[Copilot]

@copilot Update the src/client/cssom/selectors/matching for :where()

I've updated the matching engine in src/client/cssom/selectors/matching.cpp to support :where() pseudo-class selectors. The implementation adds logic in the matchesSelectorComponentNonCombinator() function to handle :where() by checking if any selector in its argument list matches the element. Commit dbc0ef2.