m68k-unknown-none-elf: Remove code model and change CPU to base MC68000

[techmetx11]

This PR removes the code model because it causes issues when compiling with rustc_codegen_gcc (the code model option doesn't exist in GCC for m68k), and changes the CPU from M68010 to M68000, since it seems like an arbitrary CPU choice over the first CPU in the Motorola 68000 series that the compiler can compile for

r? @knickish

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[techmetx11]

cc @knickish (sorry)

[jieyouxu]

Marking as blocked until the target maintainer has a chance to take a look.
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[knickish]

I'm not confident that we can reliably generate M68000 code in the LLVM backend yet. Use of the MOVE from CCR instructions is still fairly pervasive, and I'm not confident that we've unwound all of the cases where it will be emitted. I would accept a PR to just drop the code model, if that helps at all