Add inode_operations to match documentation #331
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The "Manage /proc file with standard filesystem" section describes using struct inode_operations with a permission function, but the referenced procfs3.c example was missing this implementation. Close #131
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The "Manage /proc file with standard filesystem" section describes using struct inode_operations with a permission function, but the referenced procfs3.c example was missing this implementation.
Close #131
Summary by Bito
This pull request implements the inode_operations structure in procfs3.c, adding a new permission function that logs calls and illustrates the connection between file and inode operations. This enhancement aligns with standard filesystem management practices as per the documentation.