Shadowy Super Coder 4e7d33b07f Fix mount propagation so container-internal mounts are visible to dependent services
Volume bind mounts into LXC containers inherited private propagation
  from the host source path, which prevented mounts made inside a
  container (e.g. NAS mounts via postinit.sh) from propagating back to
  the host. Dependent services bind-mounting the same volume from the
  host side would never see these internal mounts.

  Self-bind each host volume directory and mark it rshared so that
  container-internal mounts propagate back to the host path. Mark
  dependency mounts as rslave so they receive propagated mounts but
  cannot propagate mounts back to the source service.

  Because rshared propagation means mounts can survive container
  teardown, add defense-in-depth to uninstall cleanup: unmount any
  remaining mounts under the package volume path, then refuse to
  delete if any persist, preventing remove_dir_all from traversing
  into a live NFS/NAS mount and destroying data.
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