clean up tempfile module and rm FIXME #4506
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This removes the FIXME suggesting that mkdtemp should rely on the default umask, because that would make it unusable for making a secure work area in a world writable directory (have to assume that other users have created files, directories, hard links, etc. in your directory). The POSIX mkdtemp function creates a directory with 700 permissions to avoid this problem.
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clean up tempfile module and rm FIXME
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I can't really think of a use case for a randomized directory name which other users have read/write permissions on. If there is some edge case, it can be dealt with by doing a chmod after the fact (but you can't do the security retroactively).
Closes #2349.