GKernelCI v.2 new features and KernelCI compatibility

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GKernelCI v2 standardizes Gentoo kernel testing by moving the build/test pipeline into Docker environments and integrating LAVA for device-backed runs; it compiles Gentoo‑source kernels (Gentoo keeps <10 distro patches), pulls rootfs from mirrors, runs buildbot builds and sends artifacts to LAVA. KCIDB JSON submission is now supported and production credentials were just obtained so results will be pushed to KernelCI. Current coverage focuses on x86_64 with plans to add ARM and other arches and to expose a one‑line Docker start and user patch submission.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:26Gentoo kernel project
3. 2:31Gentoo kemel project (2016-2017)
4. 2:53GKernelCl building Gentoo sources
5. 3:51GKernelCI V1 - GKernelCI V2
6. 5:00Current GKemelci structure
7. 5:10Current GKernelCi structure
8. 5:36GKernelCl Features
9. 6:58KCIDB (KernelCl project)
10. 11:14What's next for GKernelCI
11. 13:17Conclusion

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