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Looks very nice, will be nice to see the OS writing to disk and stuff in the future. Maybe the file can be renamed to vfs? Also for the test, if you change the allocator to the testing.allocator, this will check for memory leaks.
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This patch adds the virtual filesystem layer that will sit between the concrete filesystems (FAT, usb, devfs etc.) and the code that interacts with those files an directories. Much like the unix philosophy it allows anything that has a notion of reading and writing to be represented as a file.
It was designed to make interfacing with concrete filesystems trivial and smooth.
After this is merged we can start writing filesystem drivers for physical disks, a devfs and much more.
Closes #114