Huang Qi b1d97688b7 arch/risc-v: Remove riscv_mhartid
Summary:
This commit removes the riscv_mhartid function and replaces all its
usages with up_cpu_index. The functionality is consolidated into
up_cpu_index which provides a more consistent API for getting the
current CPU/hart ID across different execution modes (machine/supervisor).

Impact:
- Removes riscv_mhartid.S and its references from build systems
- Updates all arch-specific code to use up_cpu_index instead
- Adds more detailed documentation for up_cpu_index behavior
- Changes the implementation of up_cpu_index to use percpu scratch
register in supervisor mode

Signed-off-by: Huang Qi <huangqi3@xiaomi.com>
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