[roll] Roll fuchsia [Component Manager] Add Rust Bootfs Initial commit for adding a Rust version of the Bootfs filesystem in component manager, with the overall goal of removing bootsvc from the bootstrap process. -------------------- This change is functionally gated by the flag "--host_bootfs". When set, the bootsvc C++ bootfs service is uninstalled from the namespace and it is replaced by the Rust bootfs service. This happens before component manager uses anything in '/boot', so it remains a good proof of concept. While Fuchsia can boot with this new bootfs service (tested by removing the handle passed to component manager), please note two things before enabling this flag: 1) There's currently a problem with the Rust VFS which is setting invalid INODES, meaning things like "ls -R" will think there's a loop. 2) Since the C++ bootfs is still being created we'll be wasting memory. Next steps are: 1) Fix the invalid INODE issue. 2) Stop creating the C++ bootfs in bootsvc when this flag is set. 3) Port the C++ integration test over to a Rust system test. Original-Bug: 44784 Testing: This WIP implementation has only currently been manually tested by verifying that the created /boot directory served the same files with the same permissions. Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/619308 Original-Revision: 48da0ac29ba4e750e8374ddc12b65135a717910e GitOrigin-RevId: 54772727fbcdea25391e2e6cc8efdef1e2b21f41 Change-Id: I92fb9f593b33bd68ea54737e8ab809796dfdca77
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