Feature: privileged execution #491
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This pull request introduces a new feature to Tork, enabling users to configure workers to execute container tasks in privileged mode. The feature is opt-in and can be enabled by setting the appropriate environment variable based on the runtime in use:
TORK_RUNTIME_DOCKER_PRIVILEGED=trueTORK_RUNTIME_PODMAN_PRIVILEGED=trueWhen enabled, the worker will run container tasks with elevated privileges, allowing access to additional system resources and capabilities as defined by the respective runtime. This is particularly useful for workflows requiring privileged operations, such as interacting with host devices or performing system-level tasks.