This minor release:

• reworks recurse so when called within a quotation it calls the quotation it is within rather than the outermost word; this is a breaking change for any uses of recurse within quotations (to provide the original functionality replace the use of recurse with making the outermost word a deferred word and calling it by name from within the quotation in question)
• increases the maximum system clock settable with clocks::set-sysclk on the RP2040 to 200 MHz, per the latest spec of the RP2040; the default system clock for the RP2040 is still 125 MHz, and changing the system clock may break applications dependent on peripheral clock rates (after changing the clock if one is using UART's, SPI, or I2C one needs to manually reset their baud rates, and PIO is dependent upon the set clock rate)
• adds clocks::set-sysclk-overclock on the RP2040 and RP2350 if one does not want to be limited by a maximum system clock; note that you can brick your RP2040 or RP2350 by using this, so use this with care, and even speeds which the RP2040 or RP2350 can itself tolerate may still be too fast for the Quad SPI flash
• changes the USB vendor ID and product ID on the RP2040 and RP2350 to $2E8A and $000A respectively to match those used by USB output by the pico-sdk
• fixes a bug on the RP2040 where calling erase-all would erase part of the zeptoforth kernel, preventing zeptoforth from booting and requiring manually reflashing the RP2040 with an image to recover
• fixes a bug where the RAM dictionary could not be written to prior to loading src/common/forth/basic.fs without crashing zeptoforth due to overwriting kernel user variables at the base of the RAM dictionary; this bug prevented the use of things such as $FFFF_FFFF . with the bare zeptoforth kernel installed