v0.34.0

Programs nobody wrote, on machines with nothing under them

The fuzzer knew eleven ways to run a program and none of them was bare metal.
The disk and the kernel were checked at seven orders on the motifs in the
catalogue, and on somebody else's megaoctet, and never on a program nobody
wrote - which is the one thing a fuzzer is for, and is why everything found
in that tier lately was found by reading it rather than by running it.

Now each case starts a machine twice: once on the disk that is the program,
and once on the disk that carries the program for a kernel to load. Thirteen
tiers.

A hundred and eighty programs, three hundred and sixty machines, and they all
said the same thing.

Full Changelog: v0.33.0...v0.34.0

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