fix(arch): guard stdbool.h shims against C23 keyword conflict - #196
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GCC 15 defaults to -std=gnu23, where bool/true/false are language
keywords. The arm32 and riscv stdbool.h shims unconditionally
redefined them via enum/typedef, which fails to compile under C23.
provide them as C23 keywords, and skip entirely under C++
#define bool _Bool(the real builtin type) instead of atypedef'd int8_t lookalike, matching glibc/newlib's stdbool.h