docs: add project README

Add README.md documenting WASURO's architecture, implemented opcodes,
parsed sections, build instructions, testing, and constraints.

Covers:
- Project overview (WASM VM for Asuro OS, Standard Pascal, bare-metal)
- Source tree layout and key components (VM, parser, stack, heap, emu layer)
- Full table of implemented opcodes (control, variables, constants,
  i32/i64 arithmetic/bitwise/comparison, f32/f64 comparison,
  memory loads/stores, memory.size/grow)
- Parsed WASM binary sections
- Build and test instructions (build.bat / build.bat test)
- Kernel compatibility constraints (no RTL, no classes)

README.md

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+# WASURO
+
+A WebAssembly virtual machine for the [Asuro](https://github.com/Nosfex/Asuro) operating system, written in Standard Pascal.
+
+WASURO parses and executes WASM binaries directly in a bare-metal kernel environment — no runtime library, no classes, no heap manager beyond what the OS provides.
+
+## Architecture
+
+```
+src/
+├── emu/            # OS emulation layer (types, console, memory, LEB128)
+├── wasm/
+│   ├── parser/     # WASM binary parser
+│   │   └── sections/  # Section-specific parsers (type, function, export,
+│   │                   #   code, global, memory, start, data, etc.)
+│   ├── types/      # WASM type system, stack, and linear memory (heap)
+│   ├── vm/         # VM tick loop and opcode jump table
+│   └── test/       # Test suite
+│       ├── infra/      # Stack, heap, LEB128 tests
+│       ├── opcodes/    # Per-opcode test units
+│       └── parsers/    # Per-section parser tests
+└── project/        # Lazarus project files
+```
+
+### Key components
+
+- **VM** (`wasm.vm`) — Tick-based execution loop dispatching opcodes through a 256-entry jump table.
+- **Parser** (`wasm.parser`) — Validates the WASM magic/version header, then routes each binary section to its handler.
+- **Stack** (`wasm.types.stack`) — Operand and control stacks supporting i32, i64, f32, f64 push/pop.
+- **Heap** (`wasm.types.heap`) — Paged linear memory with read/write at 8/16/32/64-bit widths.
+- **Emulation layer** (`src/emu/`) — Provides the same `types`, `console`, `lmemorymanager`, and `leb128` interfaces that exist in the real Asuro kernel, allowing development and testing on a host OS.
+
+### Implemented opcodes
+
+| Category | Opcodes |
+|---|---|
+| Control | `nop`, `unreachable`, `drop`, `select`, `return` |
+| Variables | `local.get/set/tee`, `global.get/set` |
+| Constants | `i32.const`, `i64.const`, `f32.const`, `f64.const` |
+| i32 Arithmetic | `add`, `sub`, `mul`, `div_s/u`, `rem_s/u`, `clz`, `ctz`, `popcnt` |
+| i32 Bitwise | `and`, `or`, `xor`, `shl`, `shr_s/u`, `rotl`, `rotr` |
+| i32 Comparison | `eqz`, `eq`, `ne`, `lt_s/u`, `gt_s/u`, `le_s/u`, `ge_s/u` |
+| i64 Arithmetic | `add`, `sub`, `mul`, `div_s/u`, `rem_s/u`, `clz`, `ctz`, `popcnt` |
+| i64 Bitwise | `and`, `or`, `xor`, `shl`, `shr_s/u`, `rotl`, `rotr` |
+| i64 Comparison | `eqz`, `eq`, `ne`, `lt_s/u`, `gt_s/u`, `le_s/u`, `ge_s/u` |
+| f32/f64 Comparison | `eq`, `ne`, `lt`, `gt`, `le`, `ge` |
+| Memory Loads | `i32/i64/f32/f64.load`, sign/zero-extending variants (8/16/32-bit) |
+| Memory Stores | `i32/i64/f32/f64.store`, narrowing variants (8/16/32-bit) |
+| Memory Mgmt | `memory.size`, `memory.grow` |
+
+### Parsed sections
+
+Type, Function, Export, Code, Global, Memory, Start, Data, Import (stub), Table (stub), Element (stub), Custom (stub).
+
+## Constraints
+
+- **Standard Pascal only** — no runtime library, no classes.
+- **Kernel-compatible** — all arithmetic (including `shr_s`) uses manual implementations, no RTL intrinsics.
+- **Emulation layer** — `src/emu/` mirrors the real Asuro kernel API; only these interfaces are available.
+
+## Requirements
+
+- [Free Pascal Compiler](https://www.freepascal.org/) 3.2.2+ (x86_64-win64)
+- Windows (build script is a `.bat` file)
+
+## Building
+
+```bat
+# Normal build
+build.bat
+
+# Build with test suite
+build.bat test
+```
+
+Output: `bin\WASURO.exe`
+
+## Testing
+
+```bat
+build.bat test
+bin\WASURO.exe
+```
+
+Runs 374 tests across 108 test units. Exit code equals the number of failed tests (0 on success), making it CI/CD-friendly.
+
+## License
+
+See repository for license details.