metalbear-co/mirrord 3.275.0

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Added

• Added --chart and --values to mirrord preview start and mirrord preview diff to build previews from a Helm chart.
• Added feature.kafka_branch, which points a session's Kafka clients at an
  isolated broker shared by every session with the same key.
• On Windows, feature.fs patterns can name a drive, as in ^C:/Repos/, and
  the path_pattern template filter turns a path from the environment into a
  pattern, as in "^{{ get_env(name='TEMP') | path_pattern }}/(.*)$": "/tmp/$1".
• On Windows, a stack overflow in the mirrord CLI prints the stack with the
  size of each frame, largest first, so the report shows what used the stack
  up.
• Select one field from JSON AWS/GCP secrets in DB branching.

Changed

• Bundle a non-SIP-protected zsh in apple-utils, so /bin/zsh no longer
  needs to be SIP-patched.
• BranchDatabase resources record the names of the sources they copy, and
  their spec can no longer change after creation except for migrations.

Fixed

• The README and the configuration reference show how to set
  agent.disabled_capabilities, and mirrord warns about values in it that it
  ignores. #5026
• A feature.fs.mapping pattern rewrites a path whose case differs from the
  pattern's, as documented, instead of leaving the path unchanged.
• A session whose process never connects ends after
  internal_proxy.start_idle_timeout; IDE launches keep waiting for it unless
  that is set.
• Fixed sendfile on Linux skipping data when the output accepted fewer bytes
  than were read.
• On Linux, lstat through glibc's __lxstat no longer follows symlinks.
  Node.js sees remote file metadata with the new
  experimental.hook_libc_syscall and experimental.old_glibc_support
  options.
• On Windows, %TEMP% stays local by default even when the user name holds a
  character such as ( or [.
• On Windows, feature.fs.mode: "localwithoverrides" keeps a file local unless
  a pattern sends it to the remote, instead of reading every file remotely.
• mirrord no longer patches /usr/bin/security for SIP, so tools that read
  their credentials from the keychain through it, such as Claude Code, no
  longer make macOS ask for the keychain password on every run.