Add an example kernel that uses the built-in x86_64-unknown-none target#104
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Add an example kernel that uses the built-in x86_64-unknown-none target#104
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…rget This ensures that bootimage works even if the user doesn't enable the unstable `json-target-spec` feature.
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CI failure is expected since we currently do fail if the target-spec-json feature is not enabled. |
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This ensures that bootimage works even if the user doesn't enable the unstable
json-target-specfeature.