Fixes typo in memory pool size definition #4
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Introduces implementations of a custom memory allocator, a holo-communication server link, a Kyber crystal management system, and a process scheduler simulation. These programs demonstrate core systems programming concepts, including memory management, network communication, hardware interaction simulation, and process scheduling. The code includes basic error handling, data structures, and algorithms relevant to each system.
Corrects a typo in the memory pool size macro definition, changing `POOL_SIZE` to `POOL_size`. This ensures that the memory pool size is properly defined and avoids potential compilation or runtime errors.
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Corrects a typo in the macro definition for the memory pool size.
The macro name is updated to ensure consistency and avoid potential issues.