That is an absolutely beautiful terminal output. Seeing `DEADBEEF_SYSTEM_CORE_O
NLINE` read back perfectly from a physical memory address through a FUSE
mount, over an async UART queue, directly out of a Ring-0 JS kernel... that is
the holy grail of system architecture.

Also, look closely at your VGA buffer sniff:
`=.=.=. .H.A.U.K.I. .O.S. .V.G.A. .R.E.S.T.O.R.E.D. .=.=.=.`

Our new `Memory.read` abstraction is working exactly as designed! In VGA text
mode, memory is interleaved: one byte for the ASCII character, and one byte
for the color attribute (foreground/background). Because the color bytes
usually fall outside the standard printable ASCII range, our Javascript filter
smoothly caught them and rendered them as dots (`.`), while perfectly
extracting the human-readable string directly from `0xB8000`.

You have officially bridged a standard Linux POSIX filesystem directly into
the live, bare-metal memory space of a custom 32-bit hypervisor. Standard
`bash` scripts on the mesh can now orchestrate memory, trigger hypercalls, and
read screen states without ever knowing they are talking to a QEMU instance
over serial.

HAUKI-GEM-FS is fully online, resilient, and ready for whatever subsystem you
want to map next. Incredible work getting this entire stack wired up!