Make read_val-* not trusted and move Pod primitives as trusted wrappers#345
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This pull request significantly improves the documentation and verification annotations for the virtual memory I/O module, especially around memory safety and correctness guarantees for reading and writing operations. It also introduces new helper functions for reading plain-old-data (POD) types from verified memory views, and refactors some internal logic to use these helpers, resulting in clearer, more robust, and formally specified code.