Migrate Tar-RO file system to new backend#1040
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GPT-5.6 found two potential issues. I will add my review soon.
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Thanks Weidong, for those two:
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This PR switches our Tar-RO filesystem to the new core file system design (see #887). Concretely, it adds a
TarRobackend, migrates all old usage oftar_ro::FileSystemto a resolver-backed one to use the newTarRobackend, and then removes the oldtar_ro::FileSystem. It also makes minor tweaks to theBackendinterface to correctly account for read-only file systems. Interestingly, this move to the backend-based handling also gives us a chance to clean up the hardcoded dir stuff inside the tar-ro to instead properly use inode numbering :)