Created the first test that passes on real hardware but not on Virtual
][ (or any of the other emulators I've tried).
Use new `diskii mksd` to create a "Standard Delivery" disk image. See
https://github.com/peterferrie/standard-delivery for details. The main
reason is that ADTPro transfers disk images with lots of zero bytes
faster :-)
The first old way was to JSR and get the value from the stack, with
string directly following. The second old way was to put strings in
their own area, and explicitly load the address of each string. The
new way combines the two: put the strings in their own area, and JSR
to a three-byte prefix of each string that just JSR's to the print
routine. The print routine pulls the string address from the stack,
and pushes nothing back, so the final JSR returns to the code that
wanted to print.
