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Agents now run in their own per-agent network namespace (rootless podman's
default pasta networking) instead of a shared jail netns (--network=host).
Each container's 127.0.0.1 is now private, which closes a cross-agent
escalation: the in-container agent gateway proxy (127.0.0.1:8462, holds the
agent's mTLS leaf, trusts whoever reaches its loopback) was jail-wide under
host networking, so a co-resident worker could POST the manager's gateway
and be authenticated to the broker as the manager with no credential.
Hub reachability across the netns boundary is preserved by a pasta --map-host-loopback option staged in the guest containers.conf.d
(Scion's auto-computed container hub endpoint, host.containers.internal:PORT
for podman, resolves to it); egress containment is unaffected because pasta's
userspace egress still re-emerges on the jail OUTPUT chain (LEVER_EGRESS),
not a bypassing FORWARD path. No Scion change required. Escape hatch: LEVER_FORCE_HOST_NETWORK=1 on the host restores --network=host for
debugging (reopens the shared-loopback gap; not isolation-safe). Cutover
note: switching a running instance requires lever stop + lever up — the
long-running Scion server process caches the old force-host env, so recreating
only the agent is not enough. See the new worker-isolation §4.3.