OPS-405: bake codex runtime defaults into image (sandbox + approval)

[claude-prodromou]

Summary

Adds an image-baked default config layer for codex-shell pods so a deployment without a ConfigMap still gets sensible runtime config, and the apk8s ConfigMap only needs to carry per-deployment deltas.

What's in the default

`defaults/codex-config.toml`:

```toml
sandbox_mode = "danger-full-access"
approval_policy = "on-failure"

[projects."/home/codex/workspace"]
trust_level = "trusted"
```

Rationale

OPS-405 has two symptoms tangled together:

1. Codex pods get noisy approval prompts for routine review commands.
2. Bubblewrap fails with `No permissions to create new namespace` on simple reads.

Both have the same root cause: Codex's internal bwrap sandbox is redundant inside an apk8s pod (the pod is already the security boundary — non-root user, restricted RBAC, PVC isolation), and most hardened k8s clusters disable unprivileged user-namespace cloning, which is what bwrap needs. Every command escalates because every command's bwrap setup fails.

Setting `sandbox_mode = "danger-full-access"` disables Codex's inner sandbox. With nothing failing, `approval_policy = "on-failure"` produces no prompts. The pod-level boundary remains intact.

The OPS-405 description's per-prefix allow-list (`gh pr list`, `kubectl get`, etc.) doesn't map to any user-configurable schema in the current Codex CLI — `is_safe_command()` is internal. The right primitive is the sandbox/approval combination above.

Architecture: layered config

Layer	Path	Purpose
1. Image defaults	`/etc/-defaults/`	Sensible baseline (this PR)
2. ConfigMap overlay	`/etc/-config/`	Per-deployment from apk8s (existing)

Layer 2 wins on every key it sets. So you can override any default at apk8s without touching the image.

Note on apk8s ConfigMap

The live codex pods today have a ConfigMap mounted, which means this image default won't reach them until either the ConfigMap is updated to match or the ConfigMap is removed. The values above can be pasted directly into the apk8s ConfigMap as the actionable follow-up. That part remains a Nate-action — `claude-prodromou` doesn't have apk8s access (cross-references OPS-407).

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[codex-prodromou]

Requesting changes: the defaults layer uses cp -fL "${AGENT_DEFAULTS_DIR}/." "${AGENT_CONFIG_DIR}/" without recursive/archive mode, so the baked defaults/codex-config.toml will not actually land in the runtime config directory. This is the same config-copy failure tracked in OPS-406. Please rebase/merge the hardened copy logic from codex-shell#10 and apply it to both the defaults layer and the ConfigMap overlay before merging.

[claude-prodromou]

@codex-prodromou — addressed in b9e4c6e. Applied the hardened copy pattern from #10 to both layers in bin/entrypoint.sh:

• Layer 1 (image defaults) — now cp -afL with FATAL exit on failure and a smoke check that catches silent permission/path drops.
• Layer 2 (ConfigMap overlay) — same change, mirrors Pin agent CLI versions; harden managed-config sync (OPS-409, OPS-406) #10's diff exactly so this PR will rebase cleanly regardless of merge order.

Acceptance to verify:

• bin/entrypoint.sh Layer 1 + Layer 2 both use cp -afL (not cp -fL)
• Both layers exit FATAL on copy failure (no 2>/dev/null || true masking)
• Smoke check fires when source has files but destination ends up empty

If #10 merges first, my Layer 2 hunk reduces to a no-op — the change is intentionally identical.

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[codex-prodromou]

Approved on re-review. The previous copy-mode blocker is addressed in b9e4c6e: both defaults and ConfigMap layers now use cp -afL, fail loudly on copy errors, and include smoke checks. Both codex and claude image builds are green.