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Fix pale Wi-Fi/Bluetooth tray icons, das-panel-icon help, publisher and deployer (0.9.5)

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- Light theme uses Papirus-Light: the panel icons of Papirus are #dfdfdf,
  made for dark panels (xsettings, theme index, login screen).
- das-panel-icon help/-h/--help print usage instead of setting an icon;
  unknown options are rejected.
- New packages publisher (publish) and deployer (deploy) on the desktop
  image: config in ~/.config/<name>/ (neutral example copied on first run),
  history in ~/.local/state/<name>/.
- das-theme 0.3.0, das-settings 0.6.0.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ Void Linux is fast, simple and independent: runit instead of systemd, and its ow
- The GTK themes `DasOS` and `DasOS-Dark` build on adw-gtk3 and add the Das OS accent colours. They also style the Xfce panel, which adw-gtk3 leaves black.
- The xfwm4 window frames (rounded corners, round buttons, a red close button on hover) are generated as PNG files by `xfwm4gen` (Go) from a single palette.
- Light and dark wallpapers show the star over a rushnyk-style embroidered ribbon. The same star is the Das OS logo and the menu button.
- Fonts are Inter for the interface and JetBrains Mono in the terminal. Icons are Papirus and the cursor theme is Adwaita.
- Fonts are Inter for the interface and JetBrains Mono in the terminal. Icons are Papirus (the Papirus-Light variant, so the panel icons are dark) and the cursor theme is Adwaita.
#### Desktop defaults<a id='Defaults' />
**_The das-settings package configures Xfce without touching files owned by other packages._**
@@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ Void Linux is fast, simple and independent: runit instead of systemd, and its ow
- `srcpkgs/das-snapshots` contains the snapper configuration, `das-snapper-setup` and the dracut module for booting snapshots.
- `srcpkgs/das-installer` contains the Calamares settings and branding, `srcpkgs/das-server-installer` the console installer. The steps both share (`mount-source`, `postinstall`) are in `srcpkgs/das-install-common`. They exist only on the live ISOs.
- `srcpkgs/das-server` is the server metapackage with the nftables, fail2ban, sshd and Docker defaults. `srcpkgs/das-helpers` contains `dsv`, `duser`, `dfw`, `dsys`, `dprofile` and the profiles.
- `srcpkgs/publisher` (`publish`) and `srcpkgs/deployer` (`deploy`) are the developer's TUI/CLI tools that publish builds and deploy projects to a server over ssh + rsync. Each one keeps its config in `~/.config/<name>/` (an example is copied there on the first run) and its history in `~/.local/state/<name>/`.
- `srcpkgs/calamares`, `srcpkgs/adw-gtk3` and `srcpkgs/font-jetbrains-mono` package upstream releases that Void does not have.
- `make packages` lays the templates over a shallow clone of void-packages and builds them with `xbps-src` into `out/hostdir/binpkgs`. The ISO build installs them from there.
- A package is rebuilt only when its directory in `srcpkgs/` changed, its binary package is missing, or Void no longer provides a shared library it links to (checked with a dry-run install). `DASOS_REBUILD=1 make packages` rebuilds everything.