chore: remove Nix flake and internal Nix maintenance#67
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While the initial goal was to provide a first-class experience, the manual "glue" required to keep the flake in sync has become a hurdle that clashes with a lot of the native Go and CI integrations. Since hyprmon is now available in upstream nixpkgs, users can still run and install the application via Nix without requiring these files to live in this repository. This change: - Removes flake.nix, flake.lock, and the nix/ directory. - Removes the Nix CI workflow and gomod2nix metadata. - Updates the README to point users toward the upstream nixpkgs package.
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While the initial goal was to provide a first-class experience, the manual "glue" required to keep the flake in sync has become a hurdle that clashes with a lot of the native Go and CI integrations.
Since hyprmon is now available in upstream nixpkgs, users can still run and install the application via Nix.
This change:
I will continue to bump the Hyprmon package in nixpkgs whenever it releases new versions so Nix support can stay up-to-date externally.