Honor isolated runtime root over legacy varlock asset env#131
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Summary
varlock_env_dirresolves runtime layout with the active environment mappingSTRONGCLAW_RUNTIME_ROOTis active, skip legacy repo varlock env fallback and always use the managed runtime varlock directoryplatform/configs/varlock/.env.localoverridesWhy
resolve_openclaw_state_dir/compose/service paths could pickOPENCLAW_STATE_DIRfrom legacy repo varlock env files, which broke the dev-runtime isolation contract even withSTRONGCLAW_RUNTIME_ROOTset.