Ruby-LXC

Offers idiomatic Ruby methods like `LXC::Container.new` and `c.start`, making container management intuitive and seamless for Ruby developers, as shown in the usage examples.

Supports full lifecycle operations including create, start, stop, destroy, freeze, unfreeze, and clone, enabling detailed automation without external tools.

Bridges Ruby with liblxc for programmatic access to container details like config paths, network interfaces, and IP addresses, eliminating shell command dependencies.

Includes state waiting (`c.wait(:stopped, 10)`) and cloning capabilities, which are essential for reliable scripting and rapid prototyping in Ruby workflows.