feat(nokia-n9): run PocketJS Hero on Harmattan

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Summary

• add the private Host ABI 9 nokia-n9-dev profile and a dedicated touch/live-viewport Hero wrapper
• share the Qt4 guest runtime with E7 while adding MWindow lifecycle, normal landscape/portrait rotation, one-shot touch-hit facts, explicit interval-1 GLES2 presentation, context recovery, status metrics, and aligned captures
• add the pinned Qt SDK 1.2.1 / QuickJS / Rust build environment, ARMEL Debian packaging, probe, SFTP deployment, device pairing, status, capture, and acceptance CLI
• add quarter-turn shader/scissor transforms, four-corner touch/capture tests, software oracle support, and the Harmattan operator runbook

Validation

• bun run test: 429 unit tests passed; all remaining test stages passed
• bun run tape:check: existing Hero tape still matches all 180 committed hashes
• cargo +stable test and the GLES1 feature run: 11/11 each
• bun nokia-n9 setup --yes and doctor: clean archived SDK installation and pinned-image receipt passed
• bun nokia-n9 build probe: real Harmattan qmake/GCC probe package built
• bun nokia-n9 build app --manifest apps/nokia-n9-demo/pocket.json: complete QuickJS/Rust/MWindow/GLES2 ARM package built
• final ELF: ARM EABI5, VFP-register argument ABI, /lib/ld-linux.so.3, allowed Qt/MeeGo Touch/EGL/GLES2/C dependencies
• software oracle: deterministic, nonblank 180-frame runs at both 854×480 and 480×854

Hardware validation pending

The connected N9 still enumerates in USB Storage mode. bun nokia-n9 doctor --device rejects that state and asks for SDK Connectivity mode, so this draft does not claim device installation, touch/edge-swipe behavior, rotation/resume stability, device captures, or the 600-frame 60 Hz gate.

After switching the phone to SDK mode, follow docs/NOKIA_N9.md to run the probe, deploy the Hero, capture three aligned byte-identical frames in each orientation, complete the 20-rotation/resume checklist, and run bun nokia-n9 accept.

ABI note

The Harmattan SDK calls the Debian package architecture armel, but its Qt, MeeGo Touch, and CRT objects declare Tag_ABI_VFP_args: VFP registers. The Rust and QuickJS targets therefore use the observed hard-float calling convention; a softfp build would not be ABI-compatible with the SDK libraries.