NO-ISSUE: Disable AppArmor allowing unpriviledge user namespace to fix VS Code E2E tests #2808
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AppArmor prevents the
vscode-extension-testerto open folders [1]. Therunner-imagesrepo already have an issue to disable the AppArmor by default [2].[1] redhat-developer/vscode-extension-tester#1496
[2] actions/runner-images#10015