A user can mount any da* devices and gets a proper ownership of ~/mnt.
But md* devices mounted by the user always get a root:wheel ownership and therefore cannot be used by the user.
It's likely nobody has ever thought of the need for this particular feature. mdmfs(8) mentions a -p flag for permissions that may provide a workaround for being able to write on an initial mount. tmpfs(5), as an alternative, does mention being able to set mount GID, UID, and permissions.
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