refactor(scripts): reorganize scripts by desktop environment

Move X11/DWM-specific scripts to dotfiles/dwm/.local/bin/:
- All dmenu* scripts (7)
- All statusbar/sb-* scripts (24)
- Display scripts: brightness, displayselect, monitor, colorpick
- Input scripts: remaps, toggle-touchpad, samedir
- Menu scripts: exitmenu, prompt, airplanemodetoggle, audioselect
- Media scripts: screenshotmenu, recordnow, setbg, wallsearch, bookfind
- Misc: battery_monitor, td-toggle

Delete obsolete scripts:
- build.emacs.aur.sh (redundant with build-emacs.sh)
- bsdnet_bounce (FreeBSD only)
- calibre-install (just curls installer)
- debugemacs (hardcoded paths)
- gruv (duplicate of alias)
- reset-auth (unclear purpose)
- touchpad-indicator-start (obsolete daemon)
- starth (unused Hyprland starter)

Universal scripts remain in dotfiles/system/.local/bin/ for both
X11 and Wayland installs.

Also update todo.org: cancel pywal and waybar netspeed tasks,
mark desktop file pruning done.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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diff --git a/dotfiles/dwm/.local/bin/monitor b/dotfiles/dwm/.local/bin/monitor
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+#!/bin/sh
+# Craig Jennings
+# convenience script to switch monitors
+
+# this script assumes there are at most two monitors attached and we want to switch between then
+CHOICES="Laptop\nLaptop-Scaled\nHome-Display\nExternal-Auto\nExternal-Scaled\nVirtualbox"
+
+# laptops always have a monitor connected when running the script.
+LAPTOP=$(xrandr -q | grep primary | awk '$2 == "connected" {print $1}')
+echo "primary monitor is $LAPTOP"
+
+# an external monitor will always be a connected monitor that isn't primary
+EXTERNAL=$(xrandr -q | grep -v primary | awk '$2 == "connected" {print $1}')
+
+# start by resetting
+xrandr -s 0
+
+# disable if called automatically, otherwise you'll want the menu
+# if there's only one monitor connected, setup laptop monitor
+# if [ -z "$EXTERNAL" ]; then
+# 	xrandr -s 0
+#     xrandr --output "$LAPTOP" --auto --dpi 144 --scale 0.6
+# 	exit 0
+# fi
+
+CHOSEN=$(echo -e "$CHOICES" | dmenu -i)
+
+case "$CHOSEN" in
+"Laptop")
+	xrandr --output "$LAPTOP" --auto --output "$EXTERNAL" --off
+	;;
+"Laptop-Scaled")
+	xrandr --output "$LAPTOP" --auto --dpi 144 --scale 0.6 --output "$EXTERNAL" --off
+	;;
+"External")
+	xrandr --output "$EXTERNAL" --auto --dpi 96 --mode 3440x1440 --scale 1.0 --output "$LAPTOP" --off
+	;;
+"External-Auto")
+	xrandr --output "$EXTERNAL" --auto --output "$LAPTOP" --off
+	;;
+"External-Scaled")
+	xrandr --output "$EXTERNAL" --auto --scale 0.6 --output "$LAPTOP" --off
+    ;;
+"Virtualbox")
+    xrandr --output "$LAPTOP" --auto --mode 1920x1080
+    ;;
+esac
+
+# restore the wallpaper after resolution change
+[ -f ~/.fehbg ] && ~/.fehbg