fix: run slam container as root so it can write the /model PVC#9
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The per-workflow /model volume is a CloudStack PVC mounted root:root 0755 by the kubelet. Dropping to USER slam (uid 1000) made every write to /model fail with EACCES, forcing the plugin to fall back to the ~6Gi ephemeral /data, which is too small for multi-decade scratch. A Dockerfile chown of /model cannot help: the runtime mount shadows the image dir. Run as root instead, matching the sibling hms-runner / ressim-runner plugins that write to /model without issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The per-workflow /model volume is a CloudStack PVC mounted root:root 0755 by the kubelet. Dropping to USER slam (uid 1000) made every write to /model fail with EACCES, forcing the plugin to fall back to the ~6Gi ephemeral /data, which is too small for multi-decade scratch. A Dockerfile chown of /model cannot help: the runtime mount shadows the image dir.
Run as root instead, matching the sibling hms-runner / ressim-runner plugins that write to /model without issue.