fix: add ",z" SELinux relabel to CA cert bind mounts#21
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# Conflicts: # test/container/client.test.ts
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On SELinux-enforcing hosts (e.g. Fedora + rootless podman), bind-mounted CA cert files keep their host label (
user_tmp_t) and the container process can't read them — surfacing as "self-signed certificate detected" or "error setting certificate file" inside containers spawned viaapplyContainerConfig.Appending
,z(shared SELinux relabel) to the two-vmounts lets podman relabel the cert files tocontainer_file_tat mount time. I think this is a no-op on macOS and non-SELinux Linux, so is safe to apply unconditionally.