Make GRUB snapshot boots writable and add snapshot restore #83
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bos-restore-snapshotto restore a Snapper snapshot to the default@subvolume while preserving the prior root.Verification
bash -npassed for changed shell scripts;git diff --checkpassed./used a writable overlay, and confirmed writes under/etcdid not modify the source snapshot.bos-restore-snapshot 1, confirmed the prompt, and verified the default GRUB entry rebooted into writable@with the restored marker; the previous@remained at@.broken-*.The guest exercised the shipped
bos-copy-kerneland Calamares post-install script, but the interactive Calamares UI flow was not tested. Test logs and screenshots are in the isolated worktree's ignoredout/bos26-vm/directory.Closes BOS-26