fix(x86_64): update bootloader to 0.10.13
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This updates the `bootloader` crate to version 0.10.13, which fixes issues when booting on systems that report memory regions at high physical addresses in their memory map (see rust-osdev/bootloader#259). This should make it possible to run Mycelium in QEMU v7.1.0 and later, without very poor boot performance, as well as on real hardware which reports high addresses (many AMD systems). In addition, there are some new bootloader features we might want to play around with. Fixes #321.
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This updates the
bootloadercrate to version 0.10.13, which fixes issues when booting on systems that report memory regions at high physical addresses in their memory map (see rust-osdev/bootloader#259).This should make it possible to run Mycelium in QEMU v7.1.0 and later, without very poor boot performance, as well as on real hardware which reports high addresses (many AMD systems).
In addition, there are some new bootloader features we might want to play around with.
Fixes #321.