Configures a Planetarium deployment with diagnostic flags and specific runtime image source

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• C·d6c0620bc3 · This partial artifact defines a Planetarium deployment. The 'acurast.sh' shell script configures environment variables, sets file permissions for 'liskov-runtime-contact' and 'liskov-dropbear' binaries, and executes the planetarium launch command with specific diagnostic flags and a core URL. The 'manifest.json' specifies the application name, version, entrypoint, restart policy, and image source. Only 2 of 5 total files are included. The code attempts to preload a library override and relies on external URLs for the core service and runtime image.