The answer by Gilles was the hint I needed here:

"Leaving the default value of xterm and setting the termName resource to
xterm-256color (which causes the environment variable TERM to be set to
the same value) are thus both sensible choices. Setting TERM to arbitrary
values wouldn't work, but both xterm and xterm-256color make sense."

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/108410/is-it-correct-to-set-the-term-variable-manually

- add zsh syntax highlighting plugin
  - add more color options to prompt configuration
  - tweak inertia prompt colors
  - refresh prompt periodically (this may need some thought)
  - add Alt-Up, Alt-Back for dir navigation
  - automatically rehash to pick up new commands for completion

- stop erroring on utf-8 output
  - use the right syntax for redirecting stderr
  - don't display sections with no output
  - indicate vimwiki path

Also removes xmodmap from xmonad.start.

addscript: add a new script in ~/bin.

f-to-c: convert degrees Fahrenheit to degrees C.  A wrapper around
units(1), because I'm always forgetting the syntax for this.

put-mv-notes: move the currently yanked file to ~/notes.

Use fzf to select files from changed files (including untracked) in a
working tree.  Thanks to @tomasino@mastodon.sdf.org for the git subcommand
idea here - these are scripts rather than aliases, but the interface
is pretty well the same:

https://mastodon.social/@brennen/101440377610036479

Serve the current directory.

Shells out twice in a silly way.

Adds a --file option that will either:

  - pull the date from a vimwiki filename
  - pull the date from a p1k3 entry path
  - pull the day from file's mtime

Aggregates some stuff by date range.

This is Tyler's bash version, just because it doesn't have much in the
way of dependencies.