Summary

Implements Node.js-compatible disposable temporary directory functions for better resource management:

• fs.mkdtempDisposableSync() - synchronous version with Symbol.dispose
• fs.mkdtempDisposable() - callback version with Symbol.asyncDispose
• fs/promises.mkdtempDisposable() - promise version with Symbol.asyncDispose

These functions create temporary directories that can be automatically cleaned up using JavaScript's disposable syntax (using/await using).

API

All functions return objects with:

• path: string - the created directory path
• remove(): (Promise<void> | void) - manual cleanup method
• Symbol.dispose / Symbol.asyncDispose - automatic disposal support

Usage Examples

// Synchronous with automatic disposal
{
  using tempDir = fs.mkdtempDisposableSync('/tmp/myapp-');
  console.log(tempDir.path); // /tmp/myapp-abc123
  // Directory automatically removed when leaving scope
}

// Async with automatic disposal  
{
  await using tempDir = await fsPromises.mkdtempDisposable('/tmp/myapp-');
  console.log(tempDir.path); // /tmp/myapp-def456
  // Directory automatically removed when leaving scope
}

// Manual cleanup
const tempDir = fs.mkdtempDisposableSync('/tmp/myapp-');
tempDir.remove(); // Clean up manually

Implementation Details

• Matches Node.js implementation from nodejs/node#58516
• Uses rmSync/rm with recursive: true, force: true for cleanup
• Stores full resolved path to handle process.chdir() changes
• Multiple removal calls are safe (no errors on already-removed directories)
• Permission error test cases temporarily disabled due to environment dependencies

Test plan

• Basic functionality tests pass for all three variants
• Disposal via Symbol.dispose and Symbol.asyncDispose works
• Multiple removal calls handled gracefully
• Directory path resolution works with process.chdir() changes
• Node.js compatibility tests copied and adapted
• Manual verification of all API surfaces

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