getOwnPropertyNames(C.prototype) omits accessors and leaks a symbol key as the literal string "@@iterator" #9226

Summary

For a class with an accessor and a symbol-keyed method, Object.getOwnPropertyNames on the prototype is wrong in two directions at once, and is internally inconsistent with getOwnPropertyDescriptor.

class C {
  m() {}
  get g() { return 1; }
  set s(v) {}
  [Symbol.iterator]() {}
}

Object.getOwnPropertyNames(C.prototype)
// node:  ["constructor", "g", "m", "s"]
// perry: ["@@iterator", "constructor", "m"]

Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(C.prototype).length   // node: 1    perry: 0
Reflect.ownKeys(C.prototype).length                // node: 5    perry: 3

Three distinct defects:

1. Accessors are missing — g and s do not appear at all.
2. A symbol key leaks into the string list as the literal "@@iterator", where it should appear only in getOwnPropertySymbols.
3. getOwnPropertySymbols returns nothing, so the symbol is not merely misfiled — it is absent from the list it belongs in.

Internally inconsistent

The information is present; only the enumeration is wrong:

Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(C.prototype, "g")   // true
Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(C.prototype, "g")        // the accessor descriptor

So this is an own-keys enumeration bug on class prototypes, not a missing property.

Impact

Silent and structural. Anything that reflects over a class prototype — decorators, DI containers, serializers, mixin/Object.assign-based composition, test frameworks discovering methods — sees a wrong key set: accessors vanish, and a "@@iterator" string appears that no correct program expects. Because hasOwnProperty and getOwnPropertyDescriptor disagree with the enumeration, a two-step "list then inspect" pattern gives self-contradictory results.

How it was found

A 104-assertion differential over class prototypes, run against node --experimental-strip-types on unmodified main (84185b5656) as a control before landing an unrelated change. It surfaced 8 pre-existing divergences; this is the sharpest of them. Minimal repro above; the full harness is on the #9214 branch.

Not related to #9214, #9192 or #9219 — reproduces on pristine main.

Fix direction

The own-keys enumeration for class prototypes needs to (a) include accessor-backed entries, (b) route symbol keys to getOwnPropertySymbols rather than stringifying them into the names list, and (c) keep Reflect.ownKeys as the union in spec order — integer-like keys ascending, then strings in insertion order, then symbols in insertion order. Whatever produces the "@@iterator" spelling is the tell: an internal symbol representation is reaching a string-key path unconverted.