The kernel's only dependency on pci-class and acpi-ids was cosmetic: the
boot-time device-tree dump (DeviceTree.dump) decoded class codes and _HID
strings to human names. That is device decoding — a user-space concern in a
microkernel, and the last thing pinning two userspace taxonomies into the
kernel's compile.
dumpNode now prints raw values (the class tag, the raw _HID string, and the
packed PCI class code as hex); a user-space tool that owns the taxonomies
(the device manager already imports them) can pretty-print when wanted. The
pci-class / acpi-ids imports are dropped from device-model.zig and from the
platform module.
The kernel's sole remaining library/device/ import is now device-abi (pure
data — the device-model types the broker marshals across the syscall
boundary), the one intentional kernel->library crossing.
zig build + test green; smoke, discovery, acpi-parse, acpi-ps2 pass.
Daniel Samson
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