chore(arch): yay-based cleanup alias + paccache cache maintenance#6
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- Change Arch cleanup alias from sudo pacman -Scc (nuclear) to yay -Sc && yay -Yc (clean cache + prune orphans), matching the Ubuntu overlay autoclean && autoremove semantics - Add pacman-contrib to pacman.txt and enable paccache.timer in os/arch.sh so the weekly cache trim is reproducible on fresh machines - Document both in TOOLS.md
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Follow-up to #5 (delta migration) — Arch package-cache maintenance.
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cleanupalias — fromsudo pacman -Scc(nuclear; wipes the whole package cache and kills offline rollback) toyay -Sc && yay -Yc(clean old/uninstalled cache + prune orphaned deps), mirroring the Ubuntu overlay'sautoclean && autoremove.paccache — added
pacman-contribtopackages/pacman.txtand enabledpaccache.timerinos/arch.sh(idempotent, alongside the other services) so the weekly cache trim (keeps the last 3 versions) is reproducible on fresh machines. Already enabled manually on Hades.Docs — updated
TOOLS.md.