feat(cpu): retain ARM instruction pipeline words
Buffer ARM sequential fetch results and refill target pairs after branches, PC writes, and machine exception entry. Stage advances transactionally, defer speculative fetch diagnostics, and preserve buffered words across CPU/DMA stores and host edits. Add explicit CPU pipeline invalidation for debugger repair and memory rebinding. Add 15 original instruction-buffer regressions. Keep full-state rollback equality while distinguishing architectural comparisons in semantic tests. Update the display error test for an already buffered branch. Document evidence and separate remaining Thumb, bus-history, and timing work. Validated on Darwin arm64: 967 workspace and 898 core/demo tests in each debug/release profile, 39 Python tests, native ROM windows, ten window smoke modes, fmt, clippy, and rustdoc. Public ARM/Thumb/memory/BIOS reports and nominal cycles remain unchanged.
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## Limits
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The model has no persistent fetch pipeline or per-access DMA arbitration.
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The timing model has no per-access fetch scheduling or DMA arbitration.
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The later [ARM instruction buffer](arm-instruction-buffer.md) retains instruction words but does not change these nominal costs.
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It charges the current instruction address, not a separately scheduled PC+4/PC+8 pipeline fetch.
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DMA still executes only between instructions, not between data accesses or during CPU internal cycles.
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