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style: use moon emoji for system theme command

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## System theme
Search for **Toggle System Theme** (try `theme` or `system`) and press Return to switch macOS from light to dark appearance or back. Selecting it in the launcher dismisses Conjure on success. Its global shortcut runs in the background without presenting a window or changing the current launcher view. You can favorite it or assign a shortcut in Settings; existing theme keybindings and favorites survive the rename.
Search for **Toggle System Theme**, identified by its centered 🌗 icon (try `theme` or `system`), and press Return to switch macOS from light to dark appearance or back. Selecting it in the launcher dismisses Conjure on success. Its global shortcut runs in the background without presenting a window or changing the current launcher view. You can favorite it or assign a shortcut in Settings; existing theme keybindings and favorites survive the rename.
The first use may ask permission to control **System Events**. Allow it under **System Settings → Privacy & Security → Automation → Conjure**. If permission is denied or macOS reports an error, Conjure shows the failure in the visible launcher or a standalone alert when the launcher is hidden. Conjure's own launcher keeps its existing dark styling.