- Ref #17216

Because JavaScript can dynamically load code from text like this:
```ts
const {dynamicFn} = await import(`data:application/javascript,
export function dynamicFn() {
  throw new Error('Error from data-uri module');
};`);

dynamicFn();
```

You can get slack lines like this:
```
    at dynamicFn (data:application/javascript,export function dynamicFn() {  throw new Error('Error from data-uri module');};:1:38)
```
These can be huge, often base64 encoded strings.

Currently we skip regex parsing on anything over 1k in length but that
means we ignore the frame entirely.

This PR:
- Changes the stack parser so that if the line is over 1k, we still pass
the first 1k for parsing
- Adds initial check to the Node line parser that special cases
truncated lines with data URIs in them