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feat: honor .order in bb_init EARLY and PRE_HTTP tiers (#739)

- add BB_INIT_REGISTER_EARLY_N / BB_INIT_REGISTER_PRE_HTTP_N macros taking an
  explicit order param, mirroring the existing REGULAR _N pattern; the plain
  BB_INIT_REGISTER_EARLY / BB_INIT_REGISTER_PRE_HTTP macros now wrap the _N
  variants passing order 0, so existing call sites keep compiling unchanged
- port REGULAR's stable insertion sort (ascending by .order, tie-break by
  registration order) into bb_init_init_early() and bb_init_init_pre_http(),
  in both the espidf and host bb_init.c walker implementations (native host
  tests build against platform/host/bb_init/bb_init.c)
- guard the reverse-into-insertion-order step against the zero-entry case,
  which the empty EARLY/PRE_HTTP lists exercised in existing tests
- add EARLY and PRE_HTTP tests for ascending order, tie stability, mixed
  ascending+tie ordering, default order-0 regression, the bb_init_init()
  embedded PRE_HTTP sort path, second-error-does-not-overwrite-first for
  every walker, the 256-entry collector cap, and the pre_http double-call
  noop guard, and wire them into test/test_host/test_main.c
- add platform/{espidf,host}/bb_init/ to the gcovr filter list in the
  Makefile coverage target so bb_init's branch coverage is measured going
  forward (it was previously untracked)

Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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