feat(jest-leak-detector): use FinalizationRegistry when it exists to get rid of external dependency #12973
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Summary
In the past, the leak detector required external dependency 'weak-napi', a C module, to be installed and work. Now since node has supported the FinalizationRegistry from ECMA, we can use this native object when available to reduce external dependency.
Test plan
Could keep using the existing unit test.