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This should fix the issue of wakups that are triggered when the step()
functions has reached its target cycle.
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- call cpu.tick() first, when we enter the loop; external events (which
may cause an interrupt) can only happen when the loop is not running,
so it makes sense to first check for interrupts before executing
other instructions
- don't go to sleep if an interrupt is pending
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since we're dealing with interrupt enable internally, we need to use queueInterrupt directly
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