fix(kernel): gate boot assembly to bare-metal AArch64 - #29
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Summary
global_asm!only fortarget_os = "none"Fixes #27
Verification
cargo test --workspacefailed on Apple Silicon with Darwin assembler errors.cargo test --workspacepassed across the full workspace.aarch64-unknown-noneinstalled. The cfg remains active for that target by construction.Adversarial review
NO BLOCK. Checked that the condition distinguishes OS target rather than CPU alone and that hosted AArch64 no longer emits
_start. Residual gate: CI with the installed bare-metal target should run the existing kernel build.