[static private] Unify loose handling of static and instance props#8614
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Follow up to #8205
Since both static and instance private props are defined a non-configurable non-enumerable properties on their target, thay can be handled in the same way.
This PR also removes a possible conflict between private and public static properties, by using the
classPrivateFieldLooseKeyhelper to generate the key (instead of"_" + name). e.g.cc @rricard @jridgewell