[PHP] fix: preserve unix socket path ownership in stat#753
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Supersedes fork-headed PR #733. This replacement keeps the same head commit (3a46eb5) but moves the PR head onto an Automattic/kandelo branch.
Why this is needed
PHP filesystem and socket tests check metadata on Unix socket paths. If Kandelo loses path ownership metadata for sockets, stat reports a filesystem view that does not match the object PHP created.
Why this shape makes sense
Unix socket path metadata belongs in the VFS and socket integration layer. Preserving it there keeps stat consistent for all programs.
Why this is the correct fix
Keeping ownership on the socket path makes filesystem metadata durable across the socket lifecycle and matches Unix caller expectations.
Verification
Branch-location correction only. Replacement head SHA matches fork-headed PR #733 exactly.