Self-Hosted Coder Workspaces Cannot Access Host Docker Socket or Persist Tooling
A developer self-hosting Coder via Docker Compose cannot get workspace containers to see the mounted host Docker socket for sibling containers, and mise-installed .NET/Node.js tooling does not persist across sessions despite following the documented setup.
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