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(Get the code!)
ok, boot success! First try fell into single user mode due to ntfs filesystems the drm-tip kernel didn't like. (the first dmesg attachement).
Commenting those out from fstab got me into runlevel three (the second dmesg attachment). X started just fine (I command line that using startx), additional debugging logs are appended (the 3rd dmesg file).
Note that it didn't crash, so these logs, as happy as I am to get them, don't illuminate the problem (although they surely have lots of info about the intel chip in the system with the problem!). Potential reasons include: Maybe 4.16 fixed the problem; or maybe the drm-tip kernel doesn't include some offending but of code running in the Fedora kernel (eg, it obviously doesn't have ntfs support enabled).