Closes the §A follow-up gap: ordering compares (`<`, `<=`, `>`, `>=`)
on signed integer types now use the canonical 6502 `CMP / SBC / BVC /
EOR #$80` overflow-correction idiom so the N flag reflects the true
sign of the difference, instead of the previous BCC/BCS-based path
that always treated `$FFxx` as greater than `$00yy`.
The same change also fixes narrow-to-wide widening: assigning a
runtime `i8` expression to an `i16` variable now sign-extends the
high byte via a new `IrOp::SignExtend` op instead of zero-extending
it, so `var w: i16 = some_i8_neg` round-trips negative values.
The lowerer tracks signedness on each IR temp (analogous to the
existing `wide_hi` map) and threads it onto the new `Signedness`
field of `CmpLt`/`CmpGt`/`CmpLtEq`/`CmpGtEq` and their 16-bit
variants. The optimizer's constant-folder uses the same flag to
fold compares correctly under either signedness. Casts to `u8`/`u16`
strip the signed flag so an explicit `as` opt-out stays unsigned.
`examples/signed_compare.ne` exercises both bit widths through the
emulator harness — the four pip sprites at the top of the screen
show three lit (signed-correct) and one dark (would only light if
the compare regressed to unsigned semantics).
