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<summary><h2>TODOs</h2></summary>

- Consider writing a script that can be run to enumerate dot files in `~` that need to be ported into this repo & output diff to console output. Can create some sort of "ignore" list to not print out, e.g. `.zsh_history`.
- `undo-tree` package in `emacs`: currently setting up undo tree history files to be saved in `~/.emacs.d/undo-tree-histories`, but there's no mechanism to delete history files for files that have been deleted (or possibly even handle cases where files are renamed?). Investigate this & fix.
- `emacs/init.el` is not working well on raspi setup: the `diff-hl-mode` related code for uncommitted changes is not working well (something related to the `add-hook` line?).
- Seems like "Save Changes" setting on iTerm2 > Settings > General > Preferences is not configurable via `defaults` (see [this commit](https://github.com/izzygomez/dotfiles/commit/1407f3b27a351d58c169057d94a67605bab54878) for usage example), so TODO here is to set value of this setting to "Automatically" via some other method; for the moment, am doing this via an `echo` statement in `zshrc_macos`.
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