Fix TextDecoder to respect DataView byteOffset and byteLength#4815
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this needs to wait until #4787 is merged.
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Fixes #4767
This change ensures that TextDecoder.decode correctly respects
the byteOffset and byteLength of DataView objects.
Previously, DataView inputs were decoded using the full
underlying ArrayBuffer instead of the specified view range.
Now the decoder properly slices the buffer before decoding.