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Moved the seven formal specs from docs/design/ into docs/specs/, each stamped with a lifecycle status heading: four IMPLEMENTED (bluetooth, net-other-interfaces, audio, instrument-console), one CANCELLED (file-manager-swallow), two DRAFT (desktop-settings, timer). Rewrote the seven todo.org links to the new paths. The two -spec.org files without the spec spine (waybar-network-module, waybar-timer-module) stayed in docs/design/ as notes.
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nautilus
Craig corrected the target: Super+F opens the dirvish popup (an Emacs frame), so the swallow belongs in elisp, where it's strictly better — Emacs launches the viewer, so a directly-spawned handler plus a process sentinel gives exact hide/restore and a failure notify, no window-event heuristics. Spec cancelled with the gio double-fork finding kept for reference; task closed as reassigned.
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Hyprland's enable_swallow matches by PID ancestry, and nautilus's gio launch path orphans the handler process (verified live: the spawned viewer reparents to init while the launcher still runs). The spec designs an event-listener daemon on the IPC socket instead — swallow nautilus when a window opens while it's active, restore on that window's close. DRAFT with four decisions pending review.
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