Add PUID and PGID env vars to control which user the app runs as #2253
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We've added
s6-overlay, a common toolset for containers, in order to be able to uses6-setuidgidto dynamically reduce permission on the running app. If users now setPUIDandPGIDin their docker configurations, just like a lot of other apps (e.g. linuxserver/*), that user will be the one the app runs as.Resolves #2240
Resolves #1704