backlight: run without a backlight device instead of panicking (0.4.3)
A config carrying a !backlight widget on a machine with nothing under
/sys/class/backlight (a laptop config on a desktop) hit
expect("did not find backlight device") in Backlight::new, which with
panic = "abort" killed wldash before a window appeared.
The device path is now Option<PathBuf>. A missing device, or a
configured `device` name that does not exist, prints one line on stderr
and leaves the widget in place so layout indices stay aligned: it
renders empty, skips sysfs reads and writes, and ignores clicks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Changelog
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## 0.4.3 (2026-10-05)
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- Backlight: a config with a `!backlight` widget on a machine without `/sys/class/backlight` entries (or with a `device` name that does not exist) panicked at start ("did not find backlight device"), fatal with `panic = "abort"`. The widget now warns once on stderr, renders empty and ignores clicks, so one config can be shared between a laptop and a desktop.
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## 0.4.2 (2026-10-03)
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- Fonts: a `font_paths` entry pointing at a file that does not exist on this machine made the font-loader thread panic and abort wldash ("Font file not found"). Pinned paths that are missing now fall back to fontconfig by name, with one line on stderr; a font that cannot be resolved at all exits with a clear message instead of a backtrace.
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