Add a Slackware updates tool and a restart script

updates.py compares the -current ChangeLog with the installed package
database: the newest batch holding an installed package is the last one
applied, everything newer is pending. The spoken summary gives counts,
security fixes and a kernel bump, never package lists; report=true writes
a full markdown recap and opens it in MD_EDITOR, detached.

restart.sh stops a running assistant and its quickshell overlay and
starts both again in their own session.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

1 files changed, 11 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/examples/tools/updates.toml b/examples/tools/updates.toml
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+description = "Pending Slackware -current upgrades: ChangeLog entries not yet installed. Summary gives counts (upgraded, rebuilt, new, removed, security fixes) and a pending kernel version bump; say the counts, never read package lists aloud. Can instead open a written markdown recap in the user's editor, or give one package's ChangeLog notes. Read-only."
+command = ["updates.py", "{package}", "{report}"]
+timeout = 10
+
+[params.package]
+type = "string"
+description = "Package name (e.g. php) for its pending ChangeLog notes. Empty for the summary."
+
+[params.report]
+type = "boolean"
+description = "true to write the full recap and open it in the editor. Only when the user said yes to it."