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## Summary Implements Linux bubblewrap support for restricted `ReadOnlyAccess` (introduced in #11387) by honoring `readable_roots` and `include_platform_defaults` instead of failing closed. ## What changed - Added a Linux platform-default read allowlist for common system/runtime paths (e.g. /usr, /etc, /lib*, Nix store roots). - Updated the bwrap filesystem mount builder to support restricted read access: - Full-read policies still use `--ro-bind / /` - Restricted-read policies now start from` --tmpfs `/ and add scoped `--ro-bind` mounts - Preserved existing writable-root and protected-subpath behavior (`.git`, `.codex`, etc.). `ReadOnlyAccess::Restricted` was already modeled in protocol, but Linux bwrap still returned `UnsupportedOperation` for restricted read access. This closes that gap for the active Linux filesystem backend. ## Notes Legacy Linux Landlock fallback still fail-closes for restricted read access (unchanged).
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