Adds comprehensive IDE configuration tracking with platform-specific symlink templates for VS Code, Cursor, and lazygit. Windows configurations stored in AppData paths, Linux configs in .config directories, with conditional templating based on OS detection.
Major shell migration replacing Zsh/Oh-My-Zsh with Fish shell:
- Remove all Zsh configurations (dot_zshrc.tmpl, dot_p10k.zsh)
- Remove Oh-My-Zsh external dependencies from .chezmoiexternal.toml
- Add complete Fish shell setup with config.fish.tmpl and abbr.fish.tmpl
- Implement Fish-native functions for lazy-loading tools (mise, pyenv, zoxide, etc.)
- Create commonrc.fish.tmpl for cross-shell compatibility
- Add Fish plugin management via Fisher (tide prompt, fzf.fish)
- Update documentation (CLAUDE.md, TODO.md, ONBOARDING.md) to reflect Fish
- Add .fish.tmpl file association to VS Code settings
- Enhance PowerShell profile with lsd aliases
- Configure git delta pager and zdiff3 merge conflict style
- Update WSL keychain integration for Fish shell
This migration maintains all existing tool integrations while improving
startup performance through lazy-loading and Fish's native features.
- Add comprehensive CLAUDE.md with chezmoi best practices and AI assistant guidelines
- Restructure TODO.md with prioritized tasks and detailed organization
- Add PowerShell profile template for Windows platform support
- Split git configs into identity-specific templates (ryan/xevion)
- Convert nushell env.nu and gitconfig to templates for cross-platform rendering
- Refactor chezmoi hooks to TypeScript (.init_pre.ts, .update_pre.ts)
- Update .chezmoiignore with better platform-specific file handling
- Remove deprecated shellchecker.sh and tasks.json from VS Code config
- Add mise integration to shell configs (bash, zsh, nushell, PowerShell)
- Clean up commonrc.sh.tmpl WSL-specific code
- Disable Deno in VS Code settings, enable simple dialog mode
- Add nushell extension recommendation to VS Code
This commit establishes better cross-platform support (Windows/WSL/Linux),
improves documentation for future maintenance, and standardizes configuration
management patterns across the repository.
