Stefan ArentzandClaude Fable 5 bc9c345178 Split crates by meaning: ewm-core is the 6502 kernel, ewm is the machines (#202) ...

ewm-core used to mean "everything headless", which put the Apple wiring
(pia, dsk, alc, chr, one, two) next to the generic CPU. The crates now
split kernel-vs-machine:

- ewm-core keeps only what is common to machines: cpu, mem, ins, fmt,
  plus the CPU-level tests (Dormann, golden trace) and the benches.
- ewm gains a library target beside its binary and owns everything
  Apple-specific: the devices (pia, dsk, alc, chr) and the machines.
  one.rs and two.rs now each hold the machine *and* its SDL loop,
  restoring the original one.c/two.c file layout. main.rs is the thin
  ewm.c-style dispatcher over the library.
- The machine tests (boots, DOS 3.3 + CATALOG, language card) and the
  headless example consoles move to ewm with the machines; the consoles
  run as 'cargo run -p ewm --example ...' (README updated). scr stays
  in the frontend, unchanged.

Pure code motion, no behavior change: all 39 tests pass unchanged.

Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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benches

Restore the C architecture: Machine owns Cpu, Cpu owns Memory (#201)

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src

Split crates by meaning: ewm-core is the 6502 kernel, ewm is the machines (#202)

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tests

Split crates by meaning: ewm-core is the 6502 kernel, ewm is the machines (#202)

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Cargo.toml

Phase 9: remove the C, promote Rust to the root (#199)

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