Guarded _tx_thread_stack_analyze against inverted stack pointers (#727)

Fixes #460

`TX_ULONG_POINTER_DIF` casts the pointer difference to `ULONG`, so when
`tx_thread_stack_highest_ptr` sits below `tx_thread_stack_start` the midpoint
wraps to a huge value, the probe lands outside the stack, and the search never
converges: the caller hangs or faults.

`_tx_thread_stack_analyze` now requires the highest pointer to be strictly above
the start of the stack, and bounds the final scan by it. #464 covered the
`TX_THREAD_STACK_CHECK` path; this covers direct callers too, as
@billlamiework suggested on the issue.

Inconsistent pointers still mean a real overflow or a corrupted control block,
which remains the application's problem. What changes is that ThreadX reports it
through the stack error handler instead of hanging.

New cases for an inverted and an equal pointer pair crash the suite without the
fix and pass with it.

Assisted-by: Copilot (Opus 5) <[email protected]>

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