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Setup now force-recreates containers when starting the stack. A reinstall
workflow (rm -rf ~/prowlarr-stack && curl … | sh while the old stack
was still running) left the kernel holding the original — now-orphaned —
bind-mount inode for config/prowlarr/. The fresh docker compose up -d
was a no-op (same-named containers existed), so Prowlarr wrote its
generated API key into a phantom directory that no longer existed on
the host, and setup's post-install summary fell through to the "open the
UI" fallback. docker compose up -d --force-recreate replaces the
containers, re-resolving every bind mount against the current host
inode.