virtme-ng: quickly test a kernel from Debian

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Introduces virtme-ng, a tool for testing Linux kernels in virtual machines by booting either a locally compiled kernel with the host root filesystem or a prebuilt Ubuntu kernel plus its rootfs; also describes ongoing work to add similar support for Debian.

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