RK3576: Fix ES not appearing on glasses at boot

Two issues prevented ES from showing on DP Alt Mode displays connected
at boot:

1. for_window rule used 'focus output' instead of 'move output' — the
   former only moves cursor focus to DP-1, not the ES window itself.
   Change to 'move output DP-1' so ES is actually moved when it opens.

2. dp_monitor could miss the boot-time hotplug event: sway fires the
   output "change" event before finishing output configuration, so
   wlr-randr shows DP-1 as Enabled: no and dp_monitor sees no external
   display. Add a 10s timeout to the subscribe loop so dp_monitor retries
   periodically as a fallback.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: pgratz1

projects/ROCKNIX/packages/sysutils/system-utils/sources/scripts/dp_monitor

@@ -65,10 +65,10 @@ sleep 3
 
 while true; do
     _apply
-    # Block until sway reports an output event, then loop immediately.
-    # grep -q exits on first '"change"' match, breaking the pipe and
-    # terminating swaymsg cleanly.  '|| true' keeps the loop running
-    # if sway disconnects.
-    swaymsg -t subscribe '["output"]' 2>/dev/null | grep -q '"change"' || true
+    # Block until sway reports an output event (or 10s timeout).
+    # The timeout acts as a periodic retry to catch events missed when sway
+    # fires before finishing output configuration (e.g. boot-time hotplug).
+    # grep -q exits on first '"change"' match, terminating swaymsg cleanly.
+    timeout 10 swaymsg -t subscribe '["output"]' 2>/dev/null | grep -q '"change"' || true
     sleep 0.3
 done

projects/ROCKNIX/packages/wayland/compositor/sway/autostart/111-sway-init

@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ else
   # Sway automatically moves workspace 1 to DP-1 when it appears
   # and back to DSI-1 when it disconnects.
   echo "workspace 1 output DP-1 ${con}" >> $SWAY_HOME/config
-  echo 'for_window [app_id="emulationstation"] focus output DP-1' >> $SWAY_HOME/config
+  echo 'for_window [app_id="emulationstation"] move output DP-1' >> $SWAY_HOME/config
 fi
 
 # Start the external display monitor on any device that has DP or HDMI