Replace C++ FFI with memfd exec of embedded nsjail binary#7
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Eliminate the 305-line run_jail.cc C++ FFI layer by embedding the nsjail binary and executing it from a memfd at runtime. - Serialize nsjail config to text proto via prost-reflect - Write config to a memfd (no CLOEXEC, survives exec) - Unpack embedded nsjail binary to a memfd (CLOEXEC) - exec /proc/self/fd/N with -C /dev/fd/M Delete run_jail.cc, run_jail.h, and the cc_library target.
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Eliminate the 305-line run_jail.cc C++ FFI layer by embedding the nsjail binary and executing it from a memfd at runtime.
Delete run_jail.cc, run_jail.h, and the cc_library target.