Christian Brauner
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Create a QMP socketpair for QEMU machine monitor control, configure the QMP chardev+mon via the QEMU config file, and wire up the bridge infrastructure. After fork, vmspawn initializes the QMP bridge, probes QEMU feature support synchronously (driving the QMP handshake to RUNNING transparently), resumes vCPUs, then sets up the varlink server for runtime VM control. The control socket path is passed to machined via the controlAddress field in machine registration. Device configuration still uses the legacy INI config path and will be converted to bridge calls in subsequent commits. Signed-off-by: Christian Brauner (Amutable) <brauner@kernel.org>
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