Puppeteer _resolve_installed_browser_path: resolve alias via configured install_args

When the shim-first short-circuit was removed from
``default_abspath_handler``, ``load()`` started going through
``_resolve_installed_browser_path`` for every query. That helper
computed the canonical browser name from ``bin_name + install_args``,
but ``default_abspath_handler`` didn't forward any ``install_args``,
so it fell back to ``[bin_name]`` — which meant ``load("chrome")``
looked for ``puppeteer-browsers list`` entries whose browser name
was ``chrome``, missing installs that landed as ``chromium@latest``
via a ``{"chrome": {"install_args": ["chromium@latest"]}}`` override
(exactly the scenario ``test_chrome_alias_installs_real_browser_binary``
exercises).

Fix: when ``install_args`` isn't passed explicitly, fall back to
``self.get_install_args(bin_name)`` so the provider's own
handler-overrides map the alias (``chrome`` → ``chromium@latest``)
before ``_browser_name`` extracts the canonical package name.

Author: claude

abxpkg/binprovider_puppeteer.py

@@ -384,7 +384,14 @@ def _resolve_installed_browser_path(
         install_args: Iterable[str] | None = None,
         no_cache: bool = False,
     ) -> Path | None:
-        browser_name = self._browser_name(bin_name, install_args or [bin_name])
+        # Pick up the caller's configured install_args so
+        # ``bin_name=chrome`` + ``install_args=["chromium@latest"]``
+        # resolves to ``browser_name="chromium"`` (matching what
+        # ``puppeteer-browsers list`` reports), instead of falling
+        # back to ``[bin_name]`` which would look for the alias name.
+        if install_args is None:
+            install_args = self.get_install_args(bin_name, quiet=True) or [bin_name]
+        browser_name = self._browser_name(bin_name, install_args)
         candidates = [
             (version, path)
             for candidate_browser, version, path in self._list_installed_browsers(