Consider filesystem types for mount points when ignoring system paths #2675
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Implements the suggestion from @klakin-pivotal to look at the system mounts and determine if the filesystem types indicate which parts of the overall filetree to ignore when indexing for the directory file resolver.
Replaces #2668
Fixes #2667