Improve VM info bar: live CPU/disk/net throughput + hover-to-reveal#345
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- Show CPU as M/s (millions of instructions/sec) instead of raw count - Replace Disk Idle/Read with actual R/W throughput (B/K/M per sec) - Add Net ↓/↑ throughput from eth-receive-end / eth-transmit-end - Always mount the bar; when hidden it slides off-screen and reveals on hover near the top edge (Pin/Hide toggle) - Center via translateX(-50%) so the wider bar stays centered
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Makes the little status pill at the top of the emulator actually useful for telling whether the VM is doing anything.
What changed
M/s(millions of instructions per second) instead of a raw per-ms countide-read-end/ide-write-endbyte payloads, replacing the old Idle/Read flageth-receive-end/eth-transmit-endtranslateX(-50%)so the wider bar stays centered regardless of content widthAll stats refresh on a single 500ms tick; the v86 event handlers just accumulate byte counters between ticks so there's no extra render churn.