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./run: Always use pv-wrap --copy-runtime
In production Steam Linux Runtime builds, we always copy the runtime into ./var and modify the copy. This is the only thing that can possibly work in a Flatpak environment, and also the only thing that works correctly in practice with Ubuntu and older Debian, due to their use of a /sbin/ldconfig shell script wrapping /sbin/ldconfig.real (see steam-runtime-tools!358). For production Steam Linux Runtime builds, this is implicitly activated by the presence of usr-mtree.txt.gz in the runtime, but when testing a new runtime build by unpacking a new Platform tarball, it's confusing to suddenly get different behaviour. Let's always use --copy-runtime mode, so our behaviour is consistent. Signed-off-by:Simon McVittie <smcv@collabora.com>
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