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fix(config-profiles): synchronize shared mount working copies

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Use canonical profile files and writable Git working copies so editor and container changes share one source. Require confirmation before destructive Git refreshes and overlay profile files without composite snapshots.
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2026-07-22 11:23:19 +02:00
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@@ -6,19 +6,20 @@ Git-backed Config Profile mounts are currently cloned per instance. Their conten
## Change
Move Git Config Profile mounts to profile-scoped canonical host clones. Bind the already-mounted directory sources read-only into compatible instances and refresh a stable branch/ref checkout in place under a per-clone lock.
Move Git Config Profile mounts to profile-scoped writable working copies shared by compatible instances and the profile editor. Refresh a stable branch/ref checkout in place under a per-clone lock, explicitly replacing local working-copy edits.
## Scope
- Canonical clone identity: profile, normalized remote, requested ref, and credential scope.
- In-place refresh for existing directory mounts only.
- Explicit outcomes for live refresh, restart-required topology changes, and refresh failures.
- Read-only container Git config mounts.
- Writable profile-scoped Git working copies shared by compatible instances and the profile editor.
- Explicit destructive-refresh warning before local Git working-copy edits are replaced.
- An in-progress indicator that prevents duplicate refresh requests in desktop and mobile Config Profile views.
## Out of scope
- Writable shared Git configuration mounts.
- Per-instance writable Git working copies that diverge from the profile-scoped working copy.
- Global cross-user clone sharing.
- Live mount-topology changes, direct-file mappings, or glob match-set changes.
- Atomic all-files revision switching for processes already reading the mount.