SMBC's VictoryMode is translated

VictoryMode is translated, closing issue #9. Three of its five tasks are self-contained and now run in C: SetupVictoryMode (destination page from the screen's right edge, end-of-castle music), PrintVictoryMessages and PlayerEndWorld.

The message counter is stranger than it looks

PrintVictoryMessages drives the end-of-castle text from two counters: a secondary that takes +4 per frame, whose carry increments the primary. Which message prints depends on the primary, the world and the player — $0c/$0d for "THANK YOU MARIO/LUIGI!", $0e for the princess line in worlds 1-7, and $0f–$12 for world 8's longer sequence, with the victory music queued exactly once at primary 3. Worlds 1-7 end the sequence at primary 4 via a direct branch to SetEndTimer that skips the counters entirely; world 8 rides the counter up to 7. The $09 comparison is residual code, preserved with a note.

PlayerEndWorld reuses TerminateGame for the world-8 B-button unlock, so that routine moved out of run_game_over into an export core/gameover shares. BridgeCollapse, PlayerVictoryWalk and the wrapper's enemy/player/gfx calls are stubbed pending the player, scroll and enemy atoms. Tests cover every message index, both counter-carry paths, the world advance and the B-button termination. make test is green.