* Fix /proc not being mounted read-only. * Fix other read-only directories not actually being mounted read-only. This was because the mount(2) system call ignores mount flags when creating a bind mount. The solution is to bind mount the directory first, then remount it as read-only second. Known bug: submounts still don't get mounted as read-only. That is, if we're mounting /usr as read-only, and /usr has a submount of /usr/local, then /usr/local won't get mounted as read-only.
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