📄 Issue: Align documentation with current kernel implementation

[IRodriguez13]

Review and update documentation to reflect current kernel state

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• Some parts of the documentation are outdated or do not fully reflect the current state of the IR0 Kernel. This includes discrepancies between described features and actual implementation status (e.g., placeholders marked as functional, missing notes on experimental components, etc.).

• The goal of this issue is to review existing documentation (README, subsystem descriptions, comments in code) and ensure that it accurately represents what the kernel currently does — and what it does not.

Tasks may include:

• Updating descriptions of incomplete functions (e.g., process_exec(), process_switch())

• Clarifying which subsystems are experimental or in progress

• Adding notes where functionality is simulated or stubbed

• Improving clarity for new contributors (e.g., terminology, architecture overview)

• This issue is a good starting point for anyone looking to contribute. It doesn’t require deep kernel knowledge, but it does require attention to detail and a willingness to explore the codebase.

Feel free to open a PR with incremental improvements (in your forked feat/ branch ) — even small clarifications are helpful.

[IRodriguez13]

🛠 Contribution Reminder: To contribute to this issue, please follow these steps:

• Fork the upstream repository

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• Create a branch named feat/issue-name based on your fork.

• Make your changes and commit them to that branch.

• Open a pull request targeting the dev branch — never mainline.

This helps keep contributions organized and ensures stability in the mainline branch. Thanks for helping improve the kernel!