Handle systempaths=unconfined security option - #3440
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Summary
Fix support for
security_opt=["systempaths=unconfined"].Docker CLI handles this option client-side by removing it from
SecurityOptand setting:MaskedPaths=[]ReadonlyPaths=[]before sending the container configuration to the daemon.
docker-py currently forwards
systempaths=unconfineddirectly to the daemon, which results in:This change mirrors the Docker CLI behavior by:
systempaths=unconfinedfrom SecurityOptMaskedPathsto []ReadonlyPathsto []Fixes #3377.