Fix broken full-nav-restore.sh script
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After the Docker development container was re-engineered (in #2859) to run as a non-root user, this helper script stopped working, as it now needs sudo to run the nav start/stop command.
lunkwill42
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full-nav-restore.sh script
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After the Docker development container was re-engineered (in #2859) to run as a non-root user, this helper script stopped working, as it now needs sudo to run the nav start/stop command.
This doesn't constitute a user-visible change, so I don't think we will need a news fragment for this.