nx_spore_min_test.nx

nx_spore_min_test.nx -- the minimal SPORE, and it MEASURES ITS OWN footprint. The spore is the tiniest viable bootstrap: it carries just the trust core it needs to safely pull + verify the first seed pieces (the FNV-1a piece hash = germination integrity), and nothing else. Because a NishiLang binary is a STATIC, libc-FREE, OS-runtime-FREE ELF -- just machine code + raw syscalls -- the spore is KILOBYTES, not the megabytes a runtime-dependent stack needs. THIS is what makes "a USB drive as a proper computer" real: the bootstrap owes nothing to a host OS/runtime. The spore reads its OWN ELF size (/proc/self/exe, lseek SEEK_END) -- sovereign self-awareness of its footprint -- and gates that it stays under budget. Known answer: prints "spore=<bytes>" and exit 0 iff the trust core works AND the footprint is tiny (< 16 KB).