docs: explain automatic generation prune for users (#128)
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RECOVERY §4 documents the 14-day / keep-≥3-past policy for system and Home Manager gens, with dry-run and timer commands. README and REQUIREMENTS point here so install and day-2 hygiene match the product.
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is a download/USB cost, not permanent free space on the installed machine
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after install (the installed system has its own store).
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**Hygiene (user-facing, later doc links):** delete old generations, run GC,
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tune snapper retention — see [RECOVERY.md](RECOVERY.md) and the System ›
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Recovery menu. This requirements page only states why the disk fills up.
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**Hygiene (automatic on Nomarchy):** a weekly `nomarchy-gen-prune` removes
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system and Home Manager generations that are **older than 14 days** and
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**beyond the three most recent past gens** (current + ≥3 past always kept),
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then reclaims the store. Details and manual commands:
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[RECOVERY.md §4](RECOVERY.md#4-how-generations-are-kept-and-cleaned-up).
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Also tune snapper retention for BTRFS file history (System › Recovery ›
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Files). This requirements page only states why the disk fills up.
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