Refactor pegen C generation into explicit compilation phases - #157501
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The C pegen generator currently mixes grammar analysis, call selection, and C output in one class. This moves analysis into its own module, prepares immutable rule models, and gives the output steps focused emitters. Tests cover repeatable generation and shared-prefix behavior.