tmpfs: support percentage size + update /proc/self/mounts to match Linux format#13048
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…nux format Adds support for size=n% as a fraction of physical RAM in tmpfs. Linux always prints size= in kilobytes in /proc/self/mounts, so I've also refactored tmpfs's MountOptions() implementation to match (and print opts in the right order). PiperOrigin-RevId: 907863282
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tmpfs: support percentage size + update /proc/self/mounts to match Linux format
Adds support for size=n% as a fraction of physical RAM in tmpfs.
Linux always prints size= in kilobytes in /proc/self/mounts, so I've also
refactored tmpfs's MountOptions() implementation to match (and print opts
in the right order).