configure.sh: allow root and non-root execution

- install.sh: pre-create ks.cfg with o+w after permission setup so
  non-root users can overwrite it (OEMDRV root itself stays o=rX)
- install.sh: restore su drop to $SUDO_USER when it is set and not
  root; fall back to direct root execution otherwise
- configure.sh: remove the hard root check so both cases work
- configure.md: update docs to reflect root/non-root support

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# configure.sh — First-time setup wizard
Run `system_setup/configure.sh` as a **normal user** (not root) on the machine that has the OEMDRV partition mounted. It guides you through all site-specific settings, tests the configuration, and leaves the system ready for a Fedora installation.
Run `system_setup/configure.sh` on the machine that has the OEMDRV partition mounted. It guides you through all site-specific settings, tests the configuration, and leaves the system ready for a Fedora installation. Can be run as root or as a normal user — `install.sh` pre-creates `ks.cfg` at the OEMDRV root with world-write permission so both cases work.
```bash
bash /opt/sys_config/system_setup/configure.sh