Add fs mount for backend build step to allow for building frontend an… #10
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…d other parts of code
Before this, only things in the
<plugin root>/backend/could be accessed by the custom backend build step. This opens that up to anything in<plugin root>/while maintaining the original mounts for backwards compatibility. I assume the original intent of restricting it to only the backend folder was to limit it's usage to backend compilation, but I don't really see the merit to that when it could also be used for other compile-time tasks like code generation and building frontend dependencies.This enables the latest version of Fantastic (and future USDPL v0.11+ plugins) to generate it's frontend WebAssembly at compile time. For reference: docker build script for Fantastic v0.5.0.
(This is not pressure, just information: lack of this functionality is blocking Fantastic v0.5.0 from being released onto the Decky store)