Claims node-terminal-emulator and serves its verb open.
Requires x11-display. In a Wayland session, xwayland would provide it.
Package xterm.
Environment (ADR 0203): TERMINAL=xterm. i3's $mod+Return runs i3-sensible-terminal, which starts whatever $TERMINAL names, so the window manager no longer names the terminal.
X resources, contributed to the xresources slot normal and placed by xorg in its resources file. It owns no file of its own.

The resources

They are those both workstations ran, with three changes:

face: JetBrainsMono Nerd Font 12, replacing Hack (research 026/04);
scope: every resource is under XTerm*. Today they were *faceName, *background and so on, which reached every Xt program. XTerm* also outranks a *name resource of yours, so the old ~/.Xresources.d/xterm cannot win over them while it is still merged;
scrollback: saveLines 10000 instead of 2000.

The palette (background, foreground and the sixteen colours) is today's, unchanged. So are the clipboard keys: Ctrl+Shift+C copies to the clipboard and Ctrl+Shift+V pastes from it. The bundle's Resources() is the one source of these values. The manifest test holds the manifest to it, and xterm_colours compares against it.

Tools

tool		what
`node-terminal-emulator.open`	d	a terminal in the session: the login shell, or a command run through it (`$SHELL -lc`), in a directory (the home by default), with an optional title, and `hold` to keep it open. It starts as a transient unit of the account's service manager (`systemd-run --user`), so it outlives the call and every runtime restart
`xterm_font`	r/a	the face and size in force and the installed font they resolve to (`fc-match`); set face or size for terminals opened from now on. Only installed faces are accepted
`xterm_colours`	r	background, foreground, cursor and the sixteen colours as `#rrggbb`, each beside the module's default

What it leaves found

~/.Xresources.d/xterm, and the #include of it in ~/.Xresources.

The one-off migration

Delete ~/.Xresources.d/xterm and its #include line in ~/.Xresources once xterm is assigned (see xorg's README for the rest of that file). Until then they are merged after the mesh's. Being *-scoped, they lose to this module's XTerm* values, and still reach every other Xt program.

What changes when it is assigned

	g14	shanks
package	none (`xterm` present)	the same
`xorg`'s resources file	gains this module's resources	the same
environment	gains `TERMINAL=xterm`	the same
running terminals	nothing. The resources are merged at the next login	the same
next login	new terminals in JetBrains Mono, with 10000 lines of scrollback	the same. The desktop has a hand-copied build of the face until `fonts` installs the package

Blockers

None. It needs xorg assigned for x11-display, and fonts for the face. Without fonts, fontconfig picks the nearest installed face, and xterm_font says which one in resolves_to.