fix(util/linuxfw): re-implement add TS_CGNAT_OVERRIDE_RANGE return range#35
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Snapshot the working tree to exactly match upstream tag v1.98.5 commit 295179b for a clean slate
…nges Re-implements CGNAT override feature originally introduced in #1, on-top of upstream's 6301a6c `CGNATMode`. Inbound off-Tailscale traffic whose source is in a range listed in the TS_CGNAT_OVERRIDE_RANGE env var gets a RETURN rule, falling out of the Tailscale chain - instead of being dropped by the CGNAT drop rule, alongside the existing ChromeOS VM range exception.
Originally introduced in #2
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Re-implements CGNAT override feature originally introduced in #1, on-top of upstream's 6301a6c
CGNATMode.Inbound off-Tailscale traffic whose source is in a range listed in the TS_CGNAT_OVERRIDE_RANGE env var gets a RETURN rule, falling out of the Tailscale chain - instead of being dropped by the CGNAT drop rule, alongside the existing ChromeOS VM range exception.