Add Framework 16 RGB keyboard theme syncing

[godlewski]

Summary

Syncs the omarchy theme accent color to the Framework Laptop 16 RGB keyboard via qmk_hid, following the same pattern as the existing ASUS ROG integration with asusctl.

• Detects Framework 16 hardware via DMI data
• Auto-installs qmk-hid from AUR on Framework 16 machines
• Installs a udev rule so qmk_hid can access the keyboard without root
• Converts the theme's hex accent color to QMK's HSV format using Python's colorsys
• Sets solid color effect with the accent hue/saturation and persists via --save

New files

• bin/omarchy-hw-framework16 — hardware detection via DMI
• bin/omarchy-theme-set-framework16 — applies accent color to keyboard RGB
• default/themed/framework16-kbd.rgb.tpl — accent color template
• install/packaging/framework16.sh — conditional qmk-hid AUR package install
• install/config/hardware/framework16-qmk-hid.sh — udev rule for unprivileged HID access

Modified files

• bin/omarchy-theme-set — calls omarchy-theme-set-framework16 during theme application
• install/packaging/all.sh — registers the Framework 16 packaging script
• install/config/all.sh — registers the udev rule setup during install

Tested on hardware

All testing done on a Framework Laptop 16 (AMD Ryzen 7040 Series) with ANSI keyboard module (FW 0.3.1).

• Hardware detection — omarchy-hw-framework16 correctly identifies the machine via DMI vendor and product name
• Package install — qmk-hid installs from AUR via omarchy-pkg-aur-add and yay
• Keyboard communication — qmk_hid -l finds the keyboard (32ac:0012, "Laptop 16 Keyboard Module - ANSI")
• Hex-to-HSV conversion — verified against known colors (red, green, blue, white, orange), all values match expected QMK HSV output
• Theme switching — visually confirmed keyboard color changes when switching themes (ristretto coral → hackerman green → pure blue)
• Graceful no-op — exits cleanly with no output when qmk_hid is not installed or the theme file is missing
• Sleep/wake persistence — color survives sleep/wake cycles via --save (persists to keyboard EEPROM)
• Install flow simulation — ran both scripts through run_logged with the same env vars and execution path as install.sh to confirm they resolve paths correctly

DEMO

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[dhh]

Nice! Let's make omarchy-theme-set-keyboard and then have that call omarchy-theme-set-keyboard-asus-rog and omarchy-theme-set-keyboard-f16. We also need a migration to install this on existing machines.

[godlewski]

@dhh I updated the PR with omarchy-theme-set-keyboard as a dispatcher that calls omarchy-theme-set-keyboard-asus-rog and omarchy-theme-set-keyboard-f16 as you suggested!

Also added the migration for existing Framework 16 machines.

I retested on my Framework 16:

• Keyboard RGB changes color when switching themes
• Migration installs qmk-hid, creates the udev rule, and is idempotent on re-run

[dhh]

We can't actually install yay packages during initial setup, as we're running an offline installer. So we need to get qmk-hid built for the Omarchy Package Repository. You can open a PR here: https://github.com/omacom-io/omarchy-pkgs/

[dhh]

We should put this file into default/udev/framework16-qmk-hid.rules, then copy it over when installing. Because then we can reuse for migration and better track all the files.