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Give the remaining tray applets their modules, each with one start

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openrazer (the official driver, daemon and library), polychromatic (the
AUR tray, kept as found; its i3 line moves out of the i3 module into its
own node-display-session contribution), forticlient (the AUR VPN client:
its service declared, its configuration never read) and nm-applet (the
desktop half of NetworkManager, apart from the server-side module).

The openrazer daemon fails on both workstations because the account is
not in the openrazer group; openrazer_check names it and the README
carries the one-off step, since the account's user resource is zsh's.

desktop.go learns to tell a program from another sharing its 15-character
command name, so polychromatic's tools never count or end themselves, and
a copies test holds the six carriers to one text.
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## Autostart: listed, not owned
An XDG autostart entry belongs to the module of the application it starts, as `picom` does: picom's
package entry is its one starter. A future `nextcloud-client` module owns `Nextcloud.desktop` (the
client writes it itself), a blueman module beside `bluetooth` owns blueman's, and Slack's and JetBrains
Toolbox's entries would be their modules'.
package entry is its one starter. `nextcloud-client` holds `Nextcloud.desktop` as its start (the client
writes it itself), and `blueman`, `nm-applet` and `forticlient` hold their packages' entries as theirs.
`polychromatic`'s helper entry is that module's too, though the tray's start is its window-manager line.
Slack's and JetBrains Toolbox's entries would be their modules'. Two entries on the desktop have no
module and are left as found: the print applet's (the `cups` README says why) and geoclue's demo
agent (`/usr/lib/geoclue-2.0/demos/agent`). geoclue is there as a dependency of an application of the
operator's, not as a choice; the agent is what answers geoclue's question "may this program know
where the machine is" outside GNOME, whose own shell answers it there. It is a dependency's piece, so
it belongs to whoever installs geoclue on purpose, and nobody does yet.
This module only says what is there, and what the session does with it.
The session's starter is `i3`'s `dex --autostart --environment i3`. `xdg_autostart` decides each