Fix SMP=4 boot hang regression from PR #110

Root cause: After PR #110 (coro-uart), the adaptive timer/UART fd registration
logic would exclude timer fd monitoring when all harts entered WFI state during
early boot. This created a deadlock: harts waited for timer interrupts, but the
timer fd wasn't being polled, preventing wakeup.

Symptom:
- SMP=4 hung after "smp: Brought up 1 node, 4 CPUs" (49 lines of output)
- Never reached "clocksource: Switched to clocksource" or login prompt
- SMP=1 continued to work correctly

Fix:
Introduce boot completion heuristic using peripheral_update_ctr. Consider boot
"incomplete" for the first 5000 scheduler iterations after all harts start.
During this period, always keep timer and UART fds active to ensure harts can
receive timer interrupts even when temporarily in WFI.

Verification:
- SMP=1: Boots successfully to login prompt ✓
- SMP=4: Now completes boot to "Run /init" and login ✓
- Pre-fix SMP=4: Hung at line 49 ✗
- Pre-regression (4552c62): Worked correctly ✓

The fix preserves PR #110's CPU optimization benefits (0.3% idle usage) while
ensuring multi-core boot reliability.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>

Author: jserv

main.c

@@ -1203,10 +1203,20 @@ static int semu_run(emu_state_t *emu)
              * For single-hart configurations (n_hart == 1), disable
              * optimization entirely to avoid boot issues, as the first hart
              * starts immediately.
+             *
+             * CRITICAL FIX: During early boot, always keep timer active even after
+             * all harts started, as the kernel may briefly put all harts in WFI
+             * while waiting for timer interrupts. Use a boot completion heuristic:
+             * consider boot "complete" only after sufficient execution (e.g., 5000
+             * scheduler iterations after SMP init).
              */
             bool all_harts_started = (started_harts >= vm->n_hart);
-            bool harts_active =
-                (vm->n_hart == 1) || !all_harts_started || (idle_harts == 0);
+            const uint64_t BOOT_SETTLE_ITERATIONS = 5000;
+            bool boot_complete =
+                all_harts_started &&
+                (emu->peripheral_update_ctr > BOOT_SETTLE_ITERATIONS);
+            bool harts_active = (vm->n_hart == 1) || !boot_complete ||
+                                (idle_harts == 0);
 #ifdef __APPLE__
             /* macOS: use kqueue with EVFILT_TIMER */
             if (kq >= 0 && pfd_count < poll_capacity && harts_active) {
@@ -1227,7 +1237,7 @@ static int semu_run(emu_state_t *emu)
             /* Add UART input fd (stdin for keyboard input).
              * Only add UART when:
              * 1. Single-hart configuration (n_hart == 1), OR
-             * 2. Not all harts started (!all_harts_started), OR
+             * 2. Boot not complete (!boot_complete), OR
              * 3. All harts are active (idle_harts == 0), OR
              * 4. A hart is actively waiting for UART input
              *
@@ -1236,7 +1246,7 @@ static int semu_run(emu_state_t *emu)
              * input (Ctrl+A x) may be delayed by up to poll_timeout (10ms)
              * when harts are idle, which is acceptable for an emulator.
              */
-            bool need_uart = (vm->n_hart == 1) || !all_harts_started ||
+            bool need_uart = (vm->n_hart == 1) || !boot_complete ||
                              (idle_harts == 0) || emu->uart.has_waiting_hart;
             if (emu->uart.in_fd >= 0 && pfd_count < poll_capacity &&
                 need_uart) {