ci: Enable writable tmpfs after Apptainer update

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## Walkthrough The `slurm-create-jobscript.sh` script has been updated to include the `--writable-tmpfs` flag in the `singularity exec` command. This enhancement ensures that temporary file systems are writable during the execution of singularity containers, providing more flexibility in handling ephemeral data within jobs. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------| | `tests/ci/slurm-create-jobscript.sh` | Added `--writable-tmpfs` flag to `singularity exec` command. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant Slurm participant Singularity User->>+Slurm: Submit job script Slurm-->>Slurm: Generate job script Slurm-->>Singularity: Fetch Singularity container Singularity->>+Slurm: Return container Slurm->>Singularity: Execute with `--writable-tmpfs` Singularity-->>Slurm: Execution results Slurm->>User: Job completion notification ``` In this updated sequence, the main addition is the `--writable-tmpfs` flag in the interaction where Slurm executes the Singularity container, enhancing the flexibility of temporary file handling within the container.

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`35-37`: **LGTM! But verify the impact of the `--writable-tmpfs` flag.** The addition of the `--writable-tmpfs` flag to the `singularity exec` command looks good and should enable writable temporary filesystems within the container. However, ensure that this change does not introduce any security risks or conflicts with existing configurations.

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[ChristianTackeGSI]

Can you backport this to 19.0, and 18.8 (maybe .6)?

[dennisklein]

Can you backport this to 19.0, and 18.8 (maybe .6)?

done up to 18.6

[ChristianTackeGSI]

Thanks! :-)