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Fix Content-Type preservation during HTTP compression - #8148
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Compression could drop the Content-Type of file responses or replace an explicit header override with the body's original type. Preserve the response header when constructing compressed raw, stream, and byte-array bodies, falling back to the body's type when no header is present. This covers Node and the shared compression paths used by the web platform, Bun, and Deno.
Includes regressions for inferred HTML file types and header overrides, plus a patch changeset. Uncompressed Stream serialization is outside this change.
Validation: 81 focused Node/web tests, lint, and typecheck pass. Reviewer verification also passed the Bun suite (35 tests), Deno suite (235 passed, 11 skipped), and web compression tests under both runtimes (35 each).
Closes EFF-1328
Closes #8146