A sandbox holder reads the environment it was started in - #102
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The workload authenticates as its own identity, not as whoever started it, so reading the environment's init scripts needed a path of its own: the sandbox holds an identity tuple for its whole life, and the sandbox reaches the environment's config through it. Without this a holder that reaches init scripts is denied can_read_config on the environment and the daemon exits.
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A sandbox workload authenticates as its own identity, so reading the environment's init scripts needs a path of its own. Adds the holder identity tuple and the sandbox->environment config edge.
Without it, agynd's holder mode is denied
can_read_config on environmentand the daemon exits at startup.