feat(runtime): attach to host-managed containerd or CRI-O [KS-78] - #181
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On Yocto-style systems the container runtime, OCI runtime, CNI plugins and OCI images ship as independent OS packages. --container-runtime-endpoint points KubeSolo at an existing CRI socket instead of starting the containerd it embeds; unset, behaviour is unchanged
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On Yocto-style systems the container runtime, OCI runtime, CNI plugins and OCI images ship as independent OS packages. --container-runtime-endpoint points KubeSolo at an existing CRI socket instead of starting the containerd it embeds; unset, behaviour is unchanged