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Add virtio-PCI console for stdio through kernel broker - #1563
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This PR adds a virtio console to support stdio through the kernel broker. It implements a modern virtio-PCI console on a generic transport and split virtqueue, reusable for future fs/9p and net/vsock devices, with DMA and MMIO provided by the kernel platform through a HAL trait. It also adds local APIC support to deliver the console's interrupts and to provide a deadline timer, so that
BrokerEntercan block until a readiness notification (e.g., stdin) arrives or its deadline expires.