inotify, faccessat2, fsync for Linux programs, and D-Bus credentials

What installing and starting Epiphany ran into:

- inotify: inotify_init/init1, add_watch, rm_watch, as a new kind of event
  descriptor. The filesystem reports creates, deletes, renames (with a
  cookie pairing MOVED_FROM and MOVED_TO), writes, close-after-write,
  truncation and attribute changes, to watches on the inode and on its
  directory with the name. ONESHOT, MASK_ADD, MASK_CREATE, ONLYDIR,
  DONT_FOLLOW, IGNORED on removal, Q_OVERFLOW, and Linux's coalescing of
  repeated events. The hooks cost one load when nothing is watched. Without
  it GLib found no file monitor and GNOME programs aborted.
- FIONREAD on inotify descriptors and pipes (inotifywait sizes its buffer
  by it).
- fsync and fdatasync had no Linux numbers since the first commit: GLib's
  atomic writes, gtk-update-icon-cache and dbus-uuidgen all got ENOSYS.
- faccessat2, the flags-taking faccessat musl uses for any flags.
- sendmsg accepts SCM_CREDENTIALS when they are the sender's own, as Linux
  checks; GDBus sends them in every handshake and was refused with EINVAL.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01S1giNvrHTrPMPw7V6x1kQ4

include/core/defs.h

@@ -799,6 +799,13 @@ uint64          memfd_size(int id);
 int             memfd_truncate(int id, uint64 len);
 int             memfd_seals(int id, int add);
 int             dsp_writable(void);
+// inotify (kernel/sys/sys_event.c), and the lookup it needs (sys_fs.c)
+void            inotify_event(uint dev, uint64 inum, uint32 mask, const char *name, uint32 cookie);
+void            inotify_file(struct file *f, uint32 mask);
+uint32          inotify_cookie(void);
+int             ev_fionread(struct evobj *o);
+int             pipe_avail(struct pipe *p);
+int             path_identity(char *path, int follow, int onlydir, uint *dev, uint64 *inum);
 int             memfd_rw(int id, int user, uint64 buf, uint64 off, int n, int writing);
 void            shm_detach(int id);