Fix long-lived servers mounting volumes as read-only #306
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Long-lived servers were incorrectly mounting volumes as read-only when the first tool call had the read-only flag set. Since long-lived containers are shared across multiple tool calls, volumes should never be mounted read-only regardless of the first call's read-only status.
This change adds a check to skip read-only volume mounting for long-lived servers, ensuring subsequent write operations succeed.
Related issue
#305