The hosting company will not swap a disk image, and every new VDS comes
with a new IP.  So now the Temple is updated in place, over the
Confessional, by hand, like Moses carried the tablets.

It reads the commit the machine runs from C:/Home/Deployed.TXT, diffs
TempleOSCD/ against your working tree, defines a one-line hex decoder
in the session and pushes every changed file through it.  .Z stays .Z,
FileWrite compresses.  Kernel/ or Compiler/ changed means BootHDIns.
A new MBR loader means BootMHDIns.  Then Deployed.TXT, then Reboot.

Only C: is touched.  D: keeps the old Temple for the day C: does not
come back.  Port 23 open to your own IP only, the CIA has one too.

Tested in QEMU on a copy of the image: a new kernel symbol and a new
HtServ header, pushed in seven seconds, both there after the reboot.