Add out-of-band plugin rescue - #11089
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Summary
Adds an out-of-band recovery path for broken third-party shell plugins.
When a third-party Quickshell plugin breaks the normal shell environment, the usual plugin-management path may no longer be usable. This adds
omarchy plugin rescue, which operates directly on the user's shell configuration without loading or executing third-party plugin code.What it does
shell.jsonbefore making changesshell.jsonchanges during rescue instead of overwriting newer changesWhy
Plugin recovery should not depend on the same shell/plugin environment that may already be broken.
This provides a small recovery path that can be run from a terminal or TTY and keeps the scope limited to third-party shell-plugin references rather than resetting the user's entire shell configuration.
Testing
Adds isolated shell tests covering:
Plugin files are never executed during recovery.