Add optional patches to the module test workflow

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Summary

• add an optional extra_patches input to the reusable module test workflow
• apply caller-selected module patches after dependency and primary module patches

Testing

• validated the caller resolves the local reusable workflow and accepts extra_patches with act
• full execution deferred to GitHub Actions because act 0.2.88 cannot plan the workflow’s runtime-generated matrix

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Module tests can now apply optional additional patches after the existing patches.

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