Add A Chip-Agnostic Architecture for Bare-Metal Embedded Rust - #531
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Pull request overview
Adds a new learning resource link to the repository’s publicly available embedded Rust materials list, pointing readers to an article describing a chip-agnostic bare-metal firmware architecture (layering, trait-based seams, and host-testable simulation).
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- Added a new README entry linking to “A Chip-Agnostic Architecture for Bare-Metal Embedded Rust”.
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Adding my article on structuring bare-metal embedded Rust firmware without a framework. It covers the full layer map, the trait seams that keep the logic chip-agnostic and host-testable, and a discrete-event simulation for integration tests, with code for every layer. It comes from the firmware work on OpenServoCore, a smart servo project on the CH32V006.