1.29.1

• linux: do not clobber the mount root mode for proc, sysfs and mqueue. A 1.29 regression copied the mountpoint directory mode onto the root inode of freshly created typed mounts, breaking the /proc//fd magic-symlink path (e.g. rpm-ostree failing with "Operation not supported") and a tmpfs /dev/shm created with mode=1777 ("could not open shared memory segment: Permission denied").
• linux: fix read-only /sys regression in the userns sysfs fallback. A spec asking for a read-only /sys silently got a writable one when the container has a user namespace. It is not a security issue since the user namespace has no write access to /sys anyway.
• linux: restore nosuid,noexec on precreated devices in a user namespace.
• linux: refresh the mount target after reopening it, fixing a "set propagation: Invalid argument" failure of the mount(2) fallback on kernels without mount_setattr() (< 5.12).
• linux: report the real reason when moving the masked directory mount fails instead of always logging "unknown error".
• cgroup: always thaw the cgroup on error paths in kill and pid migration, so a failed teardown can no longer leave the container permanently frozen and unresponsive.
• cgroup: tolerate a cgroup removed concurrently while killing or migrating its processes instead of failing the whole enumeration.
• utils: harden the AppArmor confined check so a short read, a profile named like "unconfined_foo", or an interrupted read no longer mis-report the process as unconfined.
• mempolicy: handle an empty memoryPolicy.nodes string, avoiding an undefined memcpy() from a NULL pointer.