Shared package mocks should be local spies, not partial Bun module replacements

Problem

A broad Bun package-graph run failed in random places with nonsense like:

• editor.tf undefined inside SlateExtensionPlugin.ts
• missing exports from packages/table/src/lib/index.ts
• unrelated specs passing alone but failing when paired

The product code was mostly innocent. The failures only appeared when certain React specs ran in the same Bun process as unrelated package specs.

Root Cause

Two specs were mocking shared package surfaces too broadly:

• floatingLinkTriggers.spec.ts replaced the whole platejs module just to fake getEditorPlugin
• useTableMergeState.spec.tsx replaced the whole ../../lib barrel with a tiny export subset

That poisoned later imports depending on module load order. Bun then made unrelated specs look broken.

Fix

• Stop mocking the whole shared module when the test only needs one or two functions.
• Import the real module namespace and spyOn(...) the specific exports you need.
• Keep mock.module(...) only for narrow local modules where replacing the whole surface will not leak across unrelated specs.
• Restore spies in afterEach.

Rule

If a Bun spec touches a shared package entrypoint or barrel like platejs, platejs/react, or a package lib/index.ts, default to local spies on real exports.

Partial mock.module(...) replacements on shared surfaces are suite-pollution bait.