Read Linux RSS directly from procfs - #92
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Prefer the current process status file over spawning ps while retaining the existing POSIX fallback.
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Summary
OS.rss_bytes currently starts ps for every POSIX call even though Linux exposes the current process resident set in /proc/self/status.
This parses VmRSS (reported in kB) directly on Linux and preserves the existing ps path when procfs is unreadable or lacks the field.
Verification
macOS/BSD and Windows/JRuby behavior is unchanged.