docker: ensure .bashrc is readable by the worker user in load-task #725
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The uid outside docker might not match the worker user in the container, either due to namespaces or just not running as uid 1000, e.g. when using podman I'm getting a root-owned 0600 .bashrc, meaning I can't actually run exec-task.
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The uid outside docker might not match the worker user in the container,
either due to namespaces or just not running as uid 1000, e.g. when
using podman I'm getting a root-owned 0600 .bashrc, meaning I can't
actually run exec-task.