Clear relationship between ephemeral and persistent lifecycle IDs #677
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When we first introduced lifecycle identity, it was designed to turn persistence on or off at build time. The following changes will ideally allow clients to toggle persistence dynamically.
I have cleaned up
runme fmt
as part of these changes, changed to runcode-server
in docker-only (avoid rate limiting locally), and made runme terminal stop flaking when run inside of Docker.