chore: remove neofetch aliases #87
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This is already defined in ublue-fastfetch which we get from bluefin. Fish alias is fine to remove as well for exactly the same reason.
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This pull request removes two files, neofetch.sh and neofetch.fish, which provided an alias from neofetch to fastfetch. The rationale is that these aliases are redundant, as they are already defined in ublue-fastfetch. This is a good cleanup to remove duplicated configuration. The change is straightforward and appears correct based on the provided context.
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This is already defined in ublue-fastfetch which we get from bluefin. Fish alias is fine to remove as well for exactly the same reason.
Tested by removing the files and spawning a login shell with fish and running neofetch and it works as expected.
https://github.com/projectbluefin/common/blob/bf18df7ce7d2276587f1137f258b49ada6d833c4/system_files/shared/etc/profile.d/ublue-fastfetch.sh