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Would it make sense to have a session to try to resolve the current
cgroup v2 API disagreement?

In the interest of brevity, I'm not going to rehash the issues here,
but in extremely short summary, they include tasks in non-leaf cgroups
as well as whether threads in the same process can be in different
cgroups.