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Adds the `arch` prompt to `p10k.zsh`, `ARCH_ICON` to `icons.zsh`, and commented entries in the default configs
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* Add RHEL to the OS Icon lists
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The original icon (U+FBF1) is in fact a ligature. Some terminals do
funky things when displaying it. For example:
print '\uFBF1 42 abc'
When executed in a VTE-based terminal with Nerd Fonts, it'll print this:
42 X abc
Here X stands for the glyph that Nerd Fonts uses for U+FBF1.
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Fixes #529.
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asdf caches change
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rendering the current icon correctly
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fixes #469
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terminals have bugs that prevents them from properly rendering wide glyphs
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