Replace hardcoded env var lists with prefix-based forwarding (OPENCODE_*,
ANTHROPIC_*, CLAUDE_*) so new env vars are picked up automatically.
Run tools through bash -l inside the container so that .bashrc, .bash_profile,
and .profile from container-home are sourced. Seed container-home with default
shell config from /etc/skel on first run if the files don't already exist.
Add OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD, OPENCODE_SERVER_USERNAME,
OPENCODE_CONFIG, OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR, OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT,
and OPENCODE_TUI_CONFIG to the environment passthrough list.
Use --network host so that web interfaces (e.g. opencode web) are
accessible from the host. Suppress Python tracebacks when the tool
exits with a non-zero code. Ignore SIGTSTP to prevent Ctrl+Z from
leaving orphaned containers. Rename force-cleanup to purge.
Merge the two separate container projects into a single image and
management script. Both OpenCode and Claude Code are installed in the
same Arch Linux image and share one persistent $HOME directory, which
enables the opencode-claude-bridge plugin to read Claude CLI credentials
from within OpenCode.
Subcommands: opencode, claude, update, force-cleanup.
