Perl Hosting Integration - Unique Resource Installer Names

[Omnideth]

I didn't enforce uniqueness on their names. The Python extension adds the parent resource name and I felt like that was an appropriate solution.

PR Checklist

Closes #1285

Basically just adding the parent name to installer resources. Nothing fancy. A few tests to validate the installer count and names expected for various installer types. Validated in the example project for perl as well it now shows the parent name on the mojolicious installer.

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Pull request overview

This PR addresses Aspire resource installer name collisions in the Perl hosting integration by making per-module installer resource names unique per parent Perl app resource, and adds tests to validate the new naming/uniqueness behavior.

Changes:

• Prefix per-module installer resource names with the parent resource name to prevent collisions across multiple Perl resources.
• Update existing tests to match the new installer naming scheme.
• Add new tests covering multiple resources sharing the same packages, ensuring installer uniqueness and correct parent relationships.

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File	Description
src/CommunityToolkit.Aspire.Hosting.Perl/PerlAppResourceBuilderExtensions.PackageManager.cs	Changes per-module installer naming to include the parent resource name.
tests/CommunityToolkit.Aspire.Hosting.Perl.Tests/WithPackageTests.cs	Updates expected installer names and adds multi-resource uniqueness/parenting tests.
tests/CommunityToolkit.Aspire.Hosting.Perl.Tests/WithLocalLibTests.cs	Updates expected installer name to include parent resource name.
tests/CommunityToolkit.Aspire.Hosting.Perl.Tests/InstallerIntegrationTests.cs	Adds a Linux-only test to ensure perlbrew + shared package still yields separate installers.
tests/CommunityToolkit.Aspire.Hosting.Perl.Tests/ApplicationModelCompositionTests.cs	Adds a composition test ensuring shared packages across resources build successfully with unique installer names.

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src/CommunityToolkit.Aspire.Hosting.Perl/PerlAppResourceBuilderExtensions.PackageManager.cs:397

• AddPackageInstaller uses the unsanitized installerName (which can contain : from module names like OpenTelemetry::SDK) when calling TryCreateResourceBuilder, but the actual PerlModuleInstallerResource is created with a sanitized name (Replace(":", "8")). This breaks the “installer already exists” check for modules containing : and can lead to duplicate installer resources. Consider computing a single sanitized installer resource name (e.g., via SanitizeInstallerResourceName) and using it consistently for both the lookup and the resource constructor.

        var installerName = $"{resource.Resource.Name}-{packageName}-installer";
        resource.ApplicationBuilder.TryCreateResourceBuilder<PerlModuleInstallerResource>(
            installerName, out var existingResource);

        if (existingResource is not null)
        {
            // Installer already exists for this package
            return;
        }

        var installer = new PerlModuleInstallerResource(
            installerName.Replace(":", "8"), // replace colons with '8' for the installer resource name (Aspire resource names cannot contain ':')
            packageName,