New comment by ahesford on void-packages repository

https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/40589#issuecomment-1322033667

Comment:
~~`/dev/shm` is used by the shared-memory interface and not intended for direct use by users.~~ In general, you should never mount thing inside `/dev`.

Edit: turns out `/dev/shm` is just a tmpfs mount and is intended for users to store things guaranteed not to be on disk (this seems like a poorly developed concept, because you shouldn't expect any particular storage behavior based solely on where you save and read files), but that has no bearing on the recommendation against mounting things under `/dev/`