feat: Prepare Resource Reaper (Ryuk) Windows support #703
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What does this PR do?
Prepares the Resource Reaper implementation to support Ryuk on WCOW. According to the Docker engine (Linux or Windows) the Resource Repeaer requires a slightly different configuration. In case of Windows, it is necessary to mount the named pipe Docker socket (instead of the Unix socket). This requires a different mount type too (
type=npipe).Why is it important?
Ryuk support increases the experience for anyone that requires or depends on WCOW. Especially for the heavy Windows containers a resilient service like Ryuk helps a lot to clean up test environments reliably.
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