feat(system): nomarchy-control-center TUI

Implemented TUI control center using gum. Added to systemPackages and rofi System menu. Verified: V1. Pending: V3 visual check.
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- **Docs site vs Markdown-in-repo** (from the docs-review item).
- **Control center form factor (Item 18):** TUI vs GUI vs "rofi is the control center".
Requirements: Single front-end over `nomarchy-theme-sync`, first-boot "pick theme/essentials" flow, and composable panels for rollback (9), doctor (10), validation (11).
- *Option A (Rofi-native)*: The rofi menu *is* the control center. Add a `SUPER+C` root or `Control Center ` submenu. First-boot is a script that chains rofi prompts. Pros: Reuses existing theming perfectly (no second theming pipeline), zero new deps. Cons: Rofi is a picker, not great for complex forms or multi-step back/next flows.
- *Option B (TUI - gum/ratatui)*: A floating terminal running a TUI. Pros: Excellent for guided flows and forms, fits the Nix hacker aesthetic, fast. Cons: Needs theming parity (terminal colors apply, but UI elements need tuning).
- *Option C (GUI - GTK4/WebKit)*: A dedicated GUI app. Pros: Premium feel, handles image previews (wallpapers/themes) easily. Cons: Directly conflicts with the "No second theming pipeline / No GTK4 launcher" non-goal unless extremely careful. High effort.
- **zram swap:** faster under pressure and pairs with NOW#3, but it
interacts with the hibernation-swapfile story (resume device/priority
ordering) — adopt, adopt-with-hibernation-guard, or skip?