Added system actions: exit menu etc.

[Enyium]

• Implemented them for Windows.
• Transferred one action for Linux from an existing .talon file.

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See the new file core/system/system.talon first for a quick overview.

[chdoc]

I think this is very problematic: it moves a setting that is neither a default nor really a widely adopted convention to a file that has nothing to do with i3wm. Thus, this would become very hard to discover. I am not even entirely convinced that there is any configuration for these commands that would work reliably across desktop environments. I'm not aware of any general configuration for the major environments like Gnome and KDE in community. Of course, the major desktop environments have recently dropped support for X11 and, by extension, Talon. But that's a different can of worms.

[Enyium]

a setting that is neither a default nor really a widely adopted convention

I needed to abstract the existing voice command lock screen, because it semantically belongs to what the new core/system/system.py declares. I can't see how it should just continue to exist in parallel, if the platform-independent abstraction is accepted.

this would become very hard to discover.

i3wm.talon could refer to this code in a comment. Do you think the implementation in core/system should be moved?!

I am not even entirely convinced that there is any configuration for these commands that would work reliably across desktop environments.

That's why I defined the i3wm_ctx with the respective constraint. The new core/system/system_linux.py was intended to be augmented with different Talon Contexts for different desktop environments.

AI generated code for me for the class I3wmUserActions that it thought would implement the actions (same for Mac). I just didn't accept it, because I can't test it, because I'm neither a Linux user nor knowledgable in Linux. (Disclaimer: I wrote the Windows code diligently myself.)

[Enyium]

Maybe I should move system_switch_screen_power() into the core/screens directory?