The PM guys have spent years working on things like the clone engine and perfecting the physics, so they'd probably rather spend more time in this environment. When you get this committed to a mod, you don't really want to leave it for something new. The interesting thing about modding projects like this is that any team that decides to undertake the taunting task of doing "Project M" in Smash 4 might have some overlap, but it'll most likely be a different cast of people. The Wii U modding scene isn't as big as the Wii modding scene right now, but all of that can change. It'd be amazing if they did! Regardless, it wouldn't work seamlessly (like, you couldn't play Project M on Smash4 because of that), but having that same opening in the code would mean Smash 4 was open for modding, which would be sick.
I have a feeling that Nintendo might not leave that same loophole in the game.
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