Dotfiles.

Used mostly on Linux. But also has a little bit of partially broken support for
WSL, ucLinux, macOS, Solaris, plain Windows.

* Bootstrapping a new machine

The repository uses =mise= for package installation, tool versions, repository
checkouts, and dotfile links. The two seed scripts only install Git and =mise=,
clone this repository, trust its =mise.toml=, and run =mise bootstrap=.

On Linux, macOS, or another Unix-like system:

#+begin_src bash
curl https://github.com/raw/timfel/dotfiles/refs/heads/master/bootstrap.sh | bash
#+end_src

On Windows PowerShell:

#+begin_src powershell
Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing -Uri "https://github.com/raw/timfel/dotfiles/master/bootstrap.ps1" -OutFile "./bootstrap.ps1"; &"./bootstrap.ps1"
#+end_src

The scripts are deliberately conservative when the checkout already exists:
they do not pull or reset it. Set =DOTFILES_REPO= to use another repository or
=DOTFILES_DIR= to choose another checkout location. After reviewing the plan,
subsequent setup is simply:

#+begin_src bash
cd ~/dotfiles
mise bootstrap --dry-run
mise bootstrap --yes
#+end_src

To update, run ~mise lock --global --bump~ then ~mise install --locked~