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Add INVPC/INVSTATE coverage and streamline test tooling - #66
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Expand exception-return test coverage for INVPC and INVSTATE, add SCB INVSTATE latching checks, and verify SVC execution enters SVCall correctly. Add software latching via pend registers of faults. Clean up the fault bench so it reuses shared rules.mk metadata, picks up supported cores automatically, and exercises a broader target set, including FPU-enabled cores. Unify shell-based test output with a shared helper and switch the GCC and fault scripts to compact dot-style reporting with clearer fail-fast diagnostics. Refresh the todo list.
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Expand exception-return test coverage for INVPC and INVSTATE, add SCB INVSTATE latching checks, and verify SVC execution enters SVCall correctly. Add software latching via pend registers of faults.
Clean up the fault bench so it reuses shared rules.mk metadata, picks up supported cores automatically, and exercises a broader target set, including FPU-enabled cores.
Unify shell-based test output with a shared helper and switch the GCC and fault scripts to compact dot-style reporting with clearer fail-fast diagnostics.
Refresh the todo list.