refactor(fspy): introduce fspy_shm facade - #520
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Motivation
Isolate fspy shared-memory ownership behind a small internal facade so platform backends can be replaced incrementally without changing the channel layout or synchronization protocol.
Background
fspy_shared previously depended directly on shared_memory::Shmem and ShmemConf. That coupling made the Linux /dev/shm fix inseparable from channel code and forced every platform migration to touch the same low-level data path.
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