feat(dma): model cycle-driven OAM transfers on the bus#4
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Model DMG OAM DMA as a shared T-cycle transfer with an explicit startup seam, published CPU HRAM-only restrictions, and real byte movement through the bus arbitration path. Expose common DMA transfer metadata and lifecycle/status views for future families, extend scheduler/bus trace output with DMA arbitration state, and add focused machine-level DMA coverage plus trace fixture updates. Include extra regression coverage for APU register behavior, serial startup/control state, and cartridge header size decoding edge cases.
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Summary
2-T-cycle startup seam, published bus-impact state, and lifecycle/status views that do not depend onFF46readbackValidation
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