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docs: runtime ownership safety and boot-ordering caveat
Document why host-user ownership of volume files during runtime is
harmless for SR Linux (root processes, self-healing daemons like aaamgr
rewriting its managed files, ACL-based access) and the deviation from the
standard init.sh model, with the escape hatch of dropping the start-time
fix pass for strict-ownership NOS images.

Also document the boot-ordering caveat: the volume bridge comes up after
the NOS boots, so early boot reads overlay defaults — verify the
save/stop/start closed loop, and add troubleshooting entry #10 for config
present on the host but not applied after restart.
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