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Implemented a robust, in-kernel unit testing framework with comprehensive tests for core data structures and memory management.
This PR establishes a foundational, reliable, and easily extensible testing infrastructure for early-stage kernel development, ensuring correctness and adherence to best practices. The framework features linker-section based auto-registration for test discovery, supports two execution phases (early boot and post-memory initialization), and provides
EXPECT/ASSERT/SKIPmacros. It is controlled via build flags and integrated with a host runner script for headless QEMU execution, enabling reliable CI for both x86_64 and AArch64 architectures. This ensures rigorous validation of critical kernel components from the outset.