fix: prepare Daytona workspace root before start#2956
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This pull request fixes Daytona sandbox startup when the default
/home/daytona/workspacedirectory does not already exist. The modified_prepare_workspace_root()is internally called instart()method.The Daytona session now prepares the manifest workspace root through the provider process API before runtime helper installation or other SDK exec paths use that root as
cwd. This prevents startup from failing with acd: no such file or directoryerror on fresh Daytona sandboxes.The tests add a fake Daytona condition that reproduces the missing-root failure and verifies both successful root preparation and
WorkspaceStartErrorhandling when preparation fails.