common : add missing <fstream> include in common.h

[zhangrunda]

Overview

common/common.h declares fs_open_ifstream() which returns std::ifstream, but the header does not #include <fstream>.
The type was previously available only transitively through other includes.

On stricter toolchains (e.g. GCC trunk on aarch64/Graviton4) that transitive include is not present, so compilation fails with:error: 'ifstream' in namespace 'std' does not name a type

This adds the #include <fstream>, following the include-what-you-use principle.

Additional information

Fixes #25046

Requirements

• I have read and agree with the contributing guidelines
• AI usage disclosure: YES — used an AI assistant to help diagnose the root cause (transitive-include breakage) and review the fix. The one-line change and all decisions are my own, and I take responsibility for the submitted change.

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[zhangrunda]

Hi @zhangrunda, thanks for your contribution!

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Thanks for the note. To clarify: this is a one-line change (adding a missing #include <fstream>). I used AI to help confirm the include reasoning; the change and decisions are mine.
Happy to adjust the wording if the disclosure isn't clear enough.