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Add a disk-backed Mere dinit boot test - #637
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Assemble a disposable ext4 disk from a prepared Mere profile and store without host mounts. Boot the profile's kernel directly with dinit as PID 1, check the mounted root and init identity, and request shutdown through dinit using a minimal test service graph. Document inputs, host requirements, serial result checks, and the boundary between this developer harness and production boot configuration. No initramfs or bootloader is introduced. Part of #634.
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Assemble a disposable ext4 disk from a prepared Mere profile and store without host mounts. Boot the profile's kernel directly with dinit as PID 1, check the mounted root and init identity, and request shutdown through dinit using a minimal test service graph.
Document inputs, host requirements, serial result checks, and the boundary between this developer harness and production boot configuration. No initramfs or bootloader is introduced.
Part of #634.