[Feat/UI]: Scaffold Kernel Observability panel with Live eBPF Syscall Trace Monitor Views

Problem

Our current userspace runtime logging structures process generic application-level telemetry context strings but lack interface components to display low-level eBPF transport-layer socket hooks telemetry data streams natively [1.5, 1.6].

Proposed Solution

Design and mount a specialized live trace panel frame (EbpfMonitor) inside components/ebpf/:

1. The Ingress Hook Status Bar: Render distinct horizontal alert status rows indicating current driver states (e.g., XDP Ingress Hook: ACTIVE, TC Socket Monitor: ACTIVE).
2. The Syscall Log Pipeline Stream: Mount a non-blocking scrolling text viewer to feed direct kernel state trace logs asynchronously (e.g., [OK] kprobe tcp_connect attached, [CHECKPOINT] memory snapshot created) with an ultra-low point eight percent tracepoint overhead limit marker.

Use Case

Bridges the visibility gap between userspace interface layers and raw Linux operating system kernel plumbers, proving deep-tech infrastructure defensibility visually to top-tier reviewers and builders [1.5, 1.6].

Start by inspecting components/ebpf/ and the existing userspace runtime logging structures to understand how an EbpfMonitor panel fits into the UI. Done should include the requested XDP and TC status rows, a live scrolling syscall trace viewer, asynchronous log updates, and the stated tracepoint overhead marker.