[bugfix] disable htree for /lost+found#9
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e2fsck reports HTREE directory errors on converted extfs images:
The root cause is in
photon::fs::make_extfs() -> mkdir_lost_found(), which calls ext2fs_expand_dir() twice to ensure at least 2 blocks:The first call creates a hash-indexed (HTREE) directory. However, ext2fs_expand_dir() is not designed to be called again on an HTREE directory -- HTREE growth uses a separate implementation path. The second call corrupts the directory structure by failing to properly extend the hash tree.
Fix this by disabling HTREE for the lost+found directory when opening the filesystem.