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Avoid vector insert in mixed shared children persistence test - #2009
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Fixes #1934
YGPersistenceTest mixed_shared_and_owned_children used vector insert at begin plus one. GCC 16 with O2 or O3 reports a false array bounds warning, and the tests are built with warnings as errors.
The test now builds the three child pointers explicitly and passes that list to setChildren, which is the same layout without insert.