fix: run manifest containers as root and drop privileges in entrypoint
The compose file was forcing the container to run as uid 1001, so the entrypoint could not create /workspace even with sudo configured. - Remove Dockerfile USER directive so containers start as root - Make compile_compose use user: 0:0 when the manifest declares a user - Make the entrypoint drop to the container user via after setup, preserving environment variables and command arguments - Update unit tests to assert root startup and privilege drop Quality gates: - pytest tests/unit: 210 passed - ruff: clean on changed files - mypy: clean on changed files
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Infrastructure and deployment configuration for a self-hosted project management platform with containerized services, SSO integration, and AI agent development workflows.
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