feat(cli): add Linux system setup commands - #29
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Route arguments to a headless CLI while preserving no-argument startup. Add permission and XDG autostart commands, then align the GUI and packages around dedicated uinput access.
Resolve the README and test conflicts. Fix command cleanup, udev setup ordering, and direct-file dispatch before pull request 29 merges.
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Summary
--userinputgroup to the dedicateduinputgroupArchitecture
The CLI imports Qt and the application runtime only when no arguments are present. Linux setup commands run before the runtime boundary and handle privilege changes without initializing widgets, services, or runtime state.
Platform Limits
Greeter integration still needs separate adapters for GDM, SDDM, and other display managers. Windows integration does not replace protected system binaries.
Testing
python -m unittest discover -s testswith Windows Python: 95 tests passedpython -m flake8 --select=F,E9,W6 srcpython -m buildbash -nfor changed Linux and package scripts