Use hardware.inc 5.0 constants

Right from the very beginning with Hello World, the tutorial uses constants from [hardware.inc](https://github.com/gbdev/hardware.inc). Version 5.0, released 2025-06-22, changed the naming convention for bit number and mask constants, and also added a number of new constants for more hardware-related quantities that are currently hard-coded in the tutorial.

A few of the examples in Hello World:

- `ld a, LCDCF_ON | LCDCF_BGON` would now be `ld a, LCDC_ON | LCDC_BG_ON` ... and could explicitly specify more of the flag bits, like `LCDC_BG_9800`
- `WaitVBlank: ld a, [rLY] :: cp 144 :: jp c, WaitVBlank` can use `LY_VBLANK` for `144`
- `ld hl, $9800` can be `ld hl, TILEMAP0`

And some of the ones in Unbricked:

- `ld b, 160 :: ld hl, _OAMRAM` would now be `ld b, OAM_SIZE :: ld hl, STARTOF(OAM)`
- `ld a, 128 + 16` and `ld a, 16 + 8` would now be `ld a, 128 + OAM_Y_OFS` and `ld a, 16 + OAM_X_OFS`
- `ld a, P1F_GET_BTN` would now be `ld a, JOYP_GET_BUTTONS` (and `[rP1]` would be `[rJOYP]`)
- `[_OAMRAM + 5]` could be `[STARTOF(OAM) + 1 * OBJ_SIZE + OAMA_X]` (i.e. the X coord of OBJ 1)
- etc

Individua le sezioni del tutorial Hello World e Unbricked e confronta le relative costanti con hardware.inc 5.0. Sostituisci i nomi obsoleti e le quantità hardware codificate direttamente indicate nell’issue, quindi verifica che gli esempi aggiornati utilizzino in modo coerente la nuova convenzione di denominazione e le nuove costanti.

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