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Moving to mixins generally reduces the boilerplate in all
configurations, and less custom "stuff"
These are then enabled by the regular options in programs.nix for
example
Many of the other options (like desktops) also had little use in being
abstracted as there's no situation where I'd *not* want them to be
applied when said desktop is in use
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* treewide: back to flake parts
* treewide: drop extra docs
these are kind pointless
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* seth: remove unused pkgs
* modules: restructure
from archetypes back to profiles
make less actual modules for everything
use lib.mkDefault like it's supposed to
move mixins out of server
* nixos/resolved: use modern options
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* tree-wide: drop flake-parts
* drop nixinate
* justfile: cleanup
* drop treefmt-nix
* doc: update READMEs
* flake: cleanup
* seth: don't use `./.`
* modules/nixos,darwin: bundle all modules
They all depend on each other anyways so
* systems: manually import internal modules
* seth: use riff module from nix-exprs
* flake: back to flake-parts
* Revert "flake: back to flake-parts"
This reverts commit 35334882f7c0c23991a4efd65ea08b216006b2b0.
Saving the last commit so I can go back if I want
* flake: use lib.const
this looks better...right?
* flake: declare systems like a normal person
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i went overboard on modules. this is much comfier
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