Capture this laptop's Omarchy customizations

Everything on top of a stock Omarchy 4.0.4-1 install, gathered so a second
machine can be brought to the same state: the ~/.config files that actually
differ from the shipped defaults, the three hand-built themes, the ten shell
plugins pinned to commits, the two custom scripts, two user units, and the
/etc drop-ins.

install.sh applies it all idempotently, backing up anything it overwrites.
capture.sh runs the other way so the repo stays the source of truth rather
than a snapshot that rots.

indie.herdr-hud's ten local-only commits ship as a git bundle plus a
working-tree patch, since they stay off the upstream PR deliberately.

Secrets, the dotfiles repo's territory (shell/git/mise), the remote-access
stack and aether-managed themes are all scoped out; README says why for each.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bin/fix-stuck-displays

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+#!/bin/bash
+# Release display pipes the kernel left enabled on unplugged connectors.
+#
+# After suspend/resume (or unplugging a USB-C display) i915 can leave a
+# connector "disconnected" but still "enabled" on a pipe that Hyprland has
+# forgotten. That pipe then blocks every other external output from
+# modesetting (black screens, or a ~5 s re-modeset loop).
+#
+# Fix: force the connector on so Hyprland sees it, disable it from Hyprland
+# (which releases the pipe), force it off, then return it to auto-detect.
+# Never `hyprctl reload` here: a reload re-enables the connector while it is
+# forced on and re-sticks the pipe.
+
+log() { echo "fix-stuck-displays: $*"; logger -t fix-stuck-displays -- "$*"; }
+
+wait_for() { # wait_for <seconds> <command...>
+  local n=$(( $1 * 4 )); shift
+  for _ in $(seq "$n"); do "$@" && return 0; sleep 0.25; done
+  return 1
+}
+
+stuck=()
+for d in /sys/class/drm/card*-*; do
+  [[ -f $d/status && -f $d/enabled ]] || continue
+  [[ $d == *eDP* ]] && continue
+  [[ $(<"$d/status") == disconnected && $(<"$d/enabled") == enabled ]] && stuck+=("$d")
+done
+
+if (( ${#stuck[@]} == 0 )); then
+  log "no stuck connectors"
+  exit 0
+fi
+
+systemctl --user stop hyprmoncfgd
+
+for d in "${stuck[@]}"; do
+  out=${d##*/card*-}
+  log "releasing $out"
+  echo on | sudo -n tee "$d/status" >/dev/null
+  wait_for 5 sh -c "hyprctl monitors all | grep -q '^Monitor $out '" || log "$out never appeared in Hyprland"
+  hyprctl eval "hl.monitor({ output = \"$out\", disabled = true })" >/dev/null
+  wait_for 5 grep -qx disabled "$d/enabled" || log "$out still enabled after disable"
+  echo off | sudo -n tee "$d/status" >/dev/null
+  sleep 1
+  echo detect | sudo -n tee "$d/status" >/dev/null
+  log "$out now $(<"$d/status") $(<"$d/enabled")"
+done
+
+# Drop any low-refresh fallback hyprmoncfgd wrote while outputs were failing.
+rm -f ~/.config/hyprmoncfg/display-fallbacks.json
+
+# hyprmoncfgd re-applies the matching profile (modes, positions) on startup.
+systemctl --user start hyprmoncfgd