Update home config

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Summary

• Add rclone to user packages.
• Set TESTING_FARM_WATCH_TICK=3 for a more responsive testing-farm watch.
• Fix Firefox profile so it is not reset on every start: use a stable default profile with configPath = ".mozilla/firefox" and the username for the profile name/path.
• Switch git signing.format to the correct value openpgp (was the invalid opengpg).
• Rename efmls-configs.setup to efmls-configs.languages to match the upstream nixvim API.
• Add a run-op wrapper that runs op under the onepassword-cli sg group with properly quoted arguments.
• Update claude-redhat to use CLOUD_ML_REGION=global per the new Red Hat Vertex region policy.
• Quote $HOME in the tft-admin wrapper's poetry -C path.
• Autostart blueman-applet in Sway for the Bluetooth tray icon.

Assisted-by: Claude Code

Summary by Sourcery

Update home configuration, shell wrappers, and editor settings to improve tooling, Firefox profile handling, and desktop usability.

New Features:

• Add rclone to the default user package set.
• Add a run-op helper that runs the 1Password CLI under the appropriate system group.
• Autostart the Blueman applet in Sway for a Bluetooth tray icon.

Bug Fixes:

• Stabilize the Firefox profile configuration so it is not recreated on every launch.
• Correct git signing configuration to use the valid openpgp format.
• Ensure the tft-admin wrapper handles HOME paths safely by quoting them.

Enhancements:

• Make testing-farm watch more responsive by tightening the watch tick interval.
• Align the claude-redhat wrapper with the new global Vertex Cloud ML region policy.
• Update the efmls-configs plugin config to use the new languages key matching upstream.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Home-manager configuration update that tweaks Firefox profile handling, Git and testing-farm settings, adds small helper scripts and packages, and aligns editor/desktop configs with upstream and infra expectations.

Flow diagram for the new run-op wrapper behavior

flowchart LR
  A[user_runs_run-op] --> B[build_cmd_array_with_op_and_args]
  B --> C[printf_quoted_cmd_with_percent_q]
  C --> D[exec_sg_onepassword-cli_with_command]
  D --> E[sg_executes_op_under_onepassword-cli_group]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Expand home-manager user environment and Firefox configuration for stability and usability.	Add rclone to the user packages list for backup/sync workflows Set TESTING_FARM_WATCH_TICK to 3 in the environment to make testing-farm watch polling more responsive Configure Firefox with an explicit configPath under .mozilla/firefox Replace the previous named Firefox profile with a stable default profile whose name/path are derived from the username to avoid profile recreation on each start Set git signing.format to the valid openpgp value under git.extraConfig	home.nix
Introduce and refine helper shell wrappers for container, secrets, and tooling CLIs.	Add a run-op Bash wrapper that builds a quoted op command array and executes it via sg onepassword-cli with exec Update the claude-redhat wrapper to set CLOUD_ML_REGION=global instead of a fixed us-east5 region Quote the $HOME path in the tft-admin wrapper’s poetry -C argument to handle spaces safely	pkgs/custom.nix
Adjust Sway and Neovim/nixvim configuration to improve desktop UX and follow upstream plugin API changes.	Add blueman-applet to Sway startup commands with always=true so the Bluetooth tray icon is present in the session Rename the efmls-configs.setup attribute to efmls-configs.languages in the nixvim plugin configuration to match the upstream API	sway/config.nix nixvim/plugins.nix

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• The run-op wrapper’s argument quoting logic (cmd=(op "$@") plus the printf -v quoted_cmd ' %q' "''${cmd[@]}") is quite tricky; consider simplifying it to a more conventional pattern like printf -v quoted_cmd ' %q' "${cmd[@]}" to avoid surprising leading quotes and make the behavior easier to reason about.
• The run-op wrapper assumes the onepassword-cli group exists and that sg is available; you may want to handle the absence of the group/tool more gracefully (e.g., with a clear error message) to make failures easier to diagnose on new or differently configured systems.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The `run-op` wrapper’s argument quoting logic (`cmd=(op "$@")` plus the `printf -v quoted_cmd ' %q' "''${cmd[@]}"`) is quite tricky; consider simplifying it to a more conventional pattern like `printf -v quoted_cmd ' %q' "${cmd[@]}"` to avoid surprising leading quotes and make the behavior easier to reason about.
- The `run-op` wrapper assumes the `onepassword-cli` group exists and that `sg` is available; you may want to handle the absence of the group/tool more gracefully (e.g., with a clear error message) to make failures easier to diagnose on new or differently configured systems.

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