Implement osPfsInit and osPfsIsPlug functions with error handling#146
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This pull request adds new stub implementations for PFS (Controller Pak) related functions in the
librecomp/src/pak.cppfile. These stubs help simulate the absence of a controller pak and ensure that related calls do not cause errors. This resolves call dependencies of osPfs* and forces the path expected by the game when there is no memcard, preventing integration failures and maintaining stable and predictable behavior.New PFS stub functions:
osPfsInit_recomp, which sets the return code to indicate no controller pak is present.osPfsIsPlug_recomp, which sets the output pattern to 0 (no pak plugged in) and the return code to success.