Own /state in the image; lake cache degrades instead of failing #25

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Emi Griffith
5a88f860b1 Own /state in the image; lake cache degrades instead of failing
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A fresh named volume mounted at /state came up root-owned (the image never
created the dir, so docker made the mountpoint as root) and the non-root
lake service 500'd every /history with EACCES — seen live on the first LAN
lake deploy. The image now creates and owns /state, so new volumes inherit
uid 10001; and an unwritable cache serves the frame from memory instead of
failing, keeping the cache an accelerator rather than a dependency.
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