feat: expose binary compile-target identity - #191
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Refs #190. Coordinated with FastLED/cli#242. Stacked on #188; merge after interrupt notifications.
Adds dependency-free platform::host::ProcessTarget and const process_target() reporting the executing binary target, explicitly not physical hardware, Rosetta detection, or ABI discovery. Rust OS/architecture vocabulary stays neutral; FastLED owns catalog aliases and supported artifact policy. No new crate or feature.
Validation: missing API RED then focused test GREEN; full Linux default suite (166 library tests plus integration/doc tests), strict all-target Clippy, formatting pass. Contract test crosschecks pass for Windows GNU x86-64 and macOS ARM64. Windows MSVC x86-64 contract crosscheck also passes after retrying a transient Soldr Text file busy build-script execution error. Native supported-platform CI remains required. Single-agent clud-review clean.
App adoption removes ctcb-core and passes 264 library, two binary, one integration, one doc test plus strict Clippy and Python checks. Exact published release adoption remains outstanding.