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Harden Shared Services And Workload Lifecycle - #57
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- Add same-user daemon discovery and on-demand memory pools - Support managed VM filesystems with guest metadata - Add resilient registry transfers and container cleanup handling - Expand lifecycle, chaos, benchmark, and contract coverage
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-Mworkloads can now discover or start a same-user daemon with a retained memory pool. Docker start, completion and automatic removal also retain the correct owner generation through fast exits and concurrent operations.Changes
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fbf9877952969dca98084eb257c4cf23f0b75dd6(#56). Updated head:b5e95f1721c2bdce333d969e19cfadc708937637.Local execution used macOS ARM64. Linux managed-filesystem behavior, Linux/KVM runtime contracts and the new head's performance gate require CI validation; earlier-head results do not substitute for the rebased head. This update did not run or publish new performance measurements. The prior CI failures were Python formatting, missing benchmark-document inventory and an unrecorded intentional source-budget increase; each is addressed here.