baselines: repair compiler and configuration build failures - #7
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Older baseline kernels fail to build with newer GCC, and Memtis places HTMM vmstat names under the memory-balloon configuration guard. This batch fixes those build failures and removes an unused Colloid declaration that fails warnings-as-errors builds.
The two commits:
52a9dab6d892to the TPP, Nomad and Memtis host tools, preserving its attribution; move Memtis counter names under the matching HTMM guard.Validation:
bash -n; the diff passes whitespace checks.mm/vmstat.ocompiles with memory-balloon support both enabled and disabled.These changes do not alter tiering policy. Build validation does not establish hardware boot correctness or workload performance; those checks remain separate.