fix(permissions): allow /proc/pressure/* files with --allow-read #30780
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The /proc/pressure/* files (memory, cpu, io) are read-only system monitoring files that only expose PSI (Pressure Stall Information) metrics. These files are safe to read and commonly used for system monitoring and performance analysis. Previously, these files required --allow-all permission which was overly restrictive. This change allows them to be read with just --allow-read permission while maintaining security for other potentially dangerous /proc files. Closes: denoland#30779 Signed-off-by: Jose Fernandez <me@jrfernandez.com>
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The /proc/pressure/* files (memory, cpu, io) are read-only system monitoring files that only expose PSI (Pressure Stall Information) metrics. These files are safe to read and commonly used for system monitoring and performance analysis.
Previously, these files required --allow-all permission which was overly restrictive. This change allows them to be read with just --allow-read permission while maintaining security for other potentially dangerous /proc files.
Closes: #30779