Fix type inference for Class.new assigned to constants

[sinsoku]

When a constant is assigned the result of Class.new (e.g.,
MyError = Class.new(StandardError)), TypeProf now correctly infers
the constant as a singleton type instead of a Class instance.

This fixes a NoMethodError when using such dynamically created
classes in rescue clauses with assignment (rescue MyError => e).

Changes:

• Detect Class.new pattern in ConstantWriteNode#install0
• Create singleton type for the constant when Class.new is detected
• Support both Class.new and ::Class.new patterns

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Co-Authored-By: Claude noreply@anthropic.com

[mame]

Thank you. I believe this issue involves two distinct aspects:

1. The crash that occurs when writing rescue X => e where X is a non-class constant.
2. The desire to handle MyError = Class.new(StandardError) effectively as class MyError < StandardError.

The first point is definitely a bug. However, even with this PR applied, rescue X => e (where X = 1) still causes the same crash. I plan to fix this specific crash in #353.

The second point is a valuable improvement, and I understand this PR aims to implement it. However, it doesn't appear to be working as intended yet. Given the following code:

class Foo
end

Bar = Class.new(Foo)

def check
  Bar.new
end

I would expect the following inference result:

class Foo
end
class Bar < Foo
end
class Object
  def check: -> Bar
end

Unfortunately, the actual result is currently:

class Foo
end
Bar: Class
class Object
  def check: -> untyped
end

This is an interesting challenge, but it looks like it might require significant changes to the codebase, so I would like to postpone addressing it for a little while.