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The official tweaks move into packs/official/ and become data: everything the installer, the installer window, the docs and the tests knew about a tweak is now in the front matter of its README.md (title, category, tier, summary, what/why, author, source, dependencies, icon, Run label, processes to stop, settings, known issue, wallet apps, the docs' changes/access/undo, offline test). components.tsv, every meta and processes file, the "# label:" lines and the window's icon, known-issue and wallet tables are gone; pack.md orders categories and tweaks. - lib/manifest.py: a dependency-free reader for a strict YAML subset. It refuses what YAML readers disagree on (yes/no/on/off, dates, 010, anchors, tags, duplicate keys, plain values continuing on the next line) instead of guessing; tests compare it with PyYAML on every manifest. Also a writer. - lib/sft.py loads packs: the official one, then ~/.local/share/frame-tweaks/packs/* and FRAME_TWEAKS_PACKS. A user's pack is used only once trusted (hash of its files; a changed pack needs trusting again); a tweak with an id already taken is used only with `replaces: true`; missing dependencies, newer pack api and invalid manifests are reported, not loaded. `./install.sh mods [trust|untrust PACK | check FOLDER]`. - Scripts find their files through $TWEAK_DIR and other tweaks through tweak_dir (the installer passes FRAME_TWEAKS_DIRS); they source the helpers through $FRAME_TWEAKS_LIB. The installer runs every script with bash, so a pack's scripts needn't be executable. Arrow Pad's "release stuck modifiers after stopping it" is its own stopped.sh hook. - Tweak icons live in their tweak's folder; the window shows them from there. - dev/test-tweaks.sh: the offline set and what uninstall may keep come from manifests; a tweak's offline dependencies are installed before the baseline instead of listing their files. - Docs links, CI, pin tools and tests follow the new paths.