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Matthew Stanley 2d915c3fa9 wip(tomba2): precise-IRQ-slicing groundwork — cycles_to_next_event + design spec
Phase 1 of the cycle-budgeted precise interrupt-take-point fix (root cause:
compiled blocks take IRQs only at block edges; HW + the dirty-RAM interpreter
take them at the exact instruction — oracle-confirmed at the Tomba 2 logo
Timer1 debounce). Design validated with ChatGPT; full spec in PRECISE_IRQ_SLICE.md.

This commit lands the additive, no-behavior-change foundation (Task #2) plus the
prior session's diagnostic take-PC capture, and a build-hygiene dedup:

- cycles_to_next_event() (interrupts.c): single source of truth — min guest-cycle
  distance to the next DELIVERABLE interrupt (source raises its I_STAT bit AND
  that bit is unmasked in i_mask). Aggregates VBLANK + per-peripheral queries.
- timers/cdrom/dma/sio _cycles_to_irq(i_mask): each peripheral owns its own
  next-IRQ-distance query; all conservative under-estimates (smaller => slice
  more => never run past an event).
- debug_server: cycles_to_next_event command for live validation.
- interrupts.c: take-PC capture into the IRQ_DELIVER event-ring aux (prior
  session's diagnostic; records the architectural take-PC for cross-backend diff).
- overlay_loader.c: remove duplicate psx_native_bad_entry definition (HEAD had it
  twice; would not link cleanly).

Live-validated at the logo: returns the VBLANK distance, correctly excludes the
three free-running (unarmed/masked) timers and idle CD/DMA/SIO. Runtime-only,
no regen. The two-tier executor (Task #3) that consumes this is next.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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