docs(backlog): #89 slice-1 tray inventory done; #76 unblocked by migration

Tray SNI inventory run live on the T14s: nm-applet, udiskie, Telegram
and EasyEffects are name-based (icon-lookup overridable); Signal and
ZapZap publish pixmaps only (slice 3). Method: watcher's
RegisteredStatusNotifierItems + busctl get-property.

#76: the dev box now runs Nomarchy (migrated 2026-07-11), so the
'not a Nomarchy machine' blocker is gone — retagged [human]; queue
step 1 (swapfile/zram/resume_offset wiring) verified live, only the
power-cycle test remains.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

agent/HARDWARE-QUEUE.md

@@ -219,16 +219,15 @@ the **T14s** (webcam case).
 - [ ] **#76 hibernate→resume on a real Nomarchy install** — the V2 VM test
       proves the resume mechanism + zram coexistence, but QEMU can't feed a
       boot-time `resume_offset` for a btrfs *swapfile* nor drive the LUKS
-      initrd unlock, so this triple needs hardware. **Requires a machine
-      actually running Nomarchy** (installer default swap = RAM), NOT the dev
-      box — that box runs Bernardo's own NixOS (TuringMachine, 25.11); its
-      layout resumes fine (verified 2026-07-10) but that only corroborates
-      the *layout*, not Nomarchy's oom.nix/patch-template/rofi wiring.
-      Candidate: a fresh Nomarchy install on a Latitude, or the dev box
-      *after* migrating to Nomarchy (docs/MIGRATION.md).
-      1. Confirm the wiring on the Nomarchy box: `swapon --show` lists
+      initrd unlock, so this triple needs hardware. **The dev box qualifies
+      since 2026-07-11**: TuringMachine (T14s) migrated to Nomarchy per
+      docs/MIGRATION.md — it now exercises Nomarchy's oom.nix/rofi wiring,
+      not just the layout.
+      1. ✓ Confirm the wiring on the Nomarchy box: `swapon --show` lists
          `/swap/swapfile` (Type file) **and** `/dev/zram0` at priority 100;
          `cat /proc/cmdline` shows `resume_offset=…` + `resume=` the btrfs UUID.
+         (**Verified on TuringMachine 2026-07-11**: swapfile 34G file-type,
+         zram0 prio 100, `resume_offset=533760`.)
       2. Open apps, note an unsaved in-RAM state. `nomarchy-menu → Power →
          Hibernate` (or `systemctl hibernate`). Machine writes image, **powers
          off**.