docs(readme): add Hyprland column to the DE support table - #149
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Hyprland support landed in #117 but the README table still listed only KDE/GNOME/Other, so Hyprland fell under "Other DEs" — which shows per-app profiles and auto-switching as unsupported, understating what it does. Focus tracking is implemented over the compositor event socket, so per-app profiles and auto profile switching are supported. blockGlobalShortcuts is a documented no-op (Hyprland has no stable compositor-wide shortcut-block API), so that row is marked unsupported and the note explains the consequence.
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Follow-up to #117, which added Hyprland support but didn't touch
README.md.The DE table listed only KDE / GNOME / Other DEs, so Hyprland fell into "Other DEs" — which marks per-app profiles and auto profile switching as unsupported. That understated the feature: Hyprland's focus tracking is implemented over the compositor event socket (
activeWindowChangedis emitted), so both work.Column values verified against the merged implementation, not assumed:
activeWindowChangedblockGlobalShortcutsis a documented no-op — Hyprland has no stable compositor-wide shortcut-block APIThe note below the table now also mentions the event-socket mechanism alongside the KWin script and GNOME Shell extension, and spells out the shortcut-blocking consequence (capture works; global bindings may still fire).
Docs only — no code change.
generate-readme-devices.py --checkandgenerate_package_deps.py --checkboth pass, and the full suite ran clean via the pre-push gate.