That output is flawless. The registers took the immediate values, the math
executed, and the results were successfully written to the local memory
addresses.

Since the baseline execution loop is locked in, the most exciting next step is
to test the Multi-Node Router and actually watch the TELEPORT opcode move the
execution state from one isolated VM to another.

To do this, we are going to:

Update the OmniVM class to support state serialization (packing up its
registers, program counter, and gas).

Wire up a simple MeshRouter to catch the TELEPORT instruction.

Spin up two separate VM instances (Node 1 and Node 2) and bounce the program
between them.

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