build: v4 is the default build -- every kernel boots v4; acceptance is v4 on three ISAs and the 32-bit build

Captain Bob, 2026-10-14: "v4 is the default build", "no, qemu to v4
too ... we are effectively trying to retire v3", "the 32 bit build needs
to go into the acceptance test too", "i don't care about v3".

- STARFORTH_V4 defaults on (Kconfig default y) and V4_DEFAULT=1
  everywhere: every kernel carries v4 and v3 and boots v4; system=v3 boots
  v3; STARFORTH_V4=0 builds v3 alone.  Board images write system=v4.
- Acceptance (CLAUDE.md): the three ISAs as built (v4, POST passed,
  V4_SYSTEM dict_hash equal) and make -C v4 test-32.  v3 is not part of
  it.

Acceptance run: amd64, aarch64, riscv64 -- PARITY:V4_POST 538/538,
dict_hash=0xe5a57f3eb72ff94a on all three, no unknown word; test-32: 30
suites, 0 failures.  The SER5 image under OVMF boots v4 as built, v3 after
the one-word edit.  README, BRINGUP, FABRIC-3 XLIII, the register updated.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -5887,3 +5887,13 @@ it, v4. The Pi 5 and Mars images: built, their `cmdline.txt` / `starforth.cfg` r
image, both systems found in their kernels; not booted (no QEMU model for either). Standard
acceptance, all three ISAs: unchanged (`-150651`, `-150801`, `-151007`).
**XLIII, revised the same day -- v4 is the default build.** Captain Bob, 2026-10-14: "v4 is the
default build", then "no, qemu to v4 too ... we are effectively trying to retire v3". Every kernel
build now carries v4 and v3 and boots **v4**: `STARFORTH_V4` defaults on (Kconfig `default y`),
`V4_DEFAULT=1` everywhere, and the board images write `system=v4` into `starforth.cfg` /
`cmdline.txt`. `system=v3` is the one word that boots v3; `STARFORTH_V4=0` builds v3 alone. The
acceptance rule (`.claude/CLAUDE.md`) became: the three ISAs as built (v4), and the 32-bit build,
`make -C v4 test-32` ("the 32 bit build needs to go into the acceptance test too"). v3 is not part
of it ("i don't care about v3"); it stays in the tree, `system=v3` still boots it. Verified: the three images rebuilt with `system=v4` in their boot files; the
SER5 image under OVMF as built boots v4, and after changing the word, v3 (`logs/20261014-ser5-image/`).