fix(rclone): use nfsmount so the mounts work without macFUSE - #173
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rclone mount died with "cgofuse: cannot find FUSE" — macFUSE was never installed, and installing it costs a kext approval plus a reboot. nfsmount reaches the same result with what macOS already ships.
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With #171 and #172 in place the agents finally reached the mount call, and both died on:
macFUSE isn't installed on this machine (
/Library/Filesystemshas only NetFSPlugins), and installing it means a kernel extension approval and a reboot.rclone nfsmountserves the same VFS over rclone's built-in NFS server and mounts it withmount_nfs. No third-party filesystem, no root. Verified by hand before committing:All other flags (--exclude of the restic repo, --vfs-cache-mode, --dir-cache-time, --poll-interval, --volname) are accepted unchanged.