fix release pipeline: vendored cava source, fftw in CI, runner arch, smoke test

- Vendor cava/cavacore.c + header (MIT, from karlstav/cava) — the FFI build
  referenced cava/cavacore.c which was never committed, so every CI runner
  failed at scripts/build-cavacore.sh and no release was possible.
- build-cavacore.sh: discover libfftw3.a across Homebrew and Debian/Ubuntu
  multiarch paths (FFTW_PREFIX override preserved).
- release.yml: install fftw before building cavacore; run the boot smoke test
  from a bunfig-free dir (the embedded runtime reads the CWD bunfig.toml and
  this repo's preload entry breaks it — 'preload not found'); use
  macos-15-intel for darwin-x64 (macos-latest is arm64).
- Makefile/build.ts: drop the no-op BUN_CONFIG=bunfig.standalone.toml compile
  dance (Bun never honored it; compile output is config-independent); delete
  bunfig.standalone.toml.
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