feat(darwin-breeze): unify theme colors across KDE, Helium, T3 Code and Ghostty
Move the Darwin Breeze Dark color scheme and global theme into a stow package. build.py generates the Helium, T3 Code and Ghostty themes from DarwinBreezeDark.colors, and apply.sh rebuilds and applies them, so the colors are edited in one place. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -30,6 +30,18 @@ git -C $HOME clone https://github.com/vokhactri/.dotfiles.git && cd $HOME/.dotfi
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exec zsh
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### `darwin-breeze` + `helium` (theme and colors)
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The Darwin Breeze Dark KDE color scheme and global theme, and the Helium, T3
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Code and Ghostty themes generated from it. After stowing, apply it once:
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```sh
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./darwin-breeze/apply.sh
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```
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To change colors, edit `DarwinBreezeDark.colors` and run `apply.sh` again; see
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[`darwin-breeze/README.md`](darwin-breeze/README.md).
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### `tray-icons` (tray icons that match Breeze)
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Some icons need an extra step after `stow tray-icons` (a root step for
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