docs: use TOML for Conjure configuration
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@@ -123,13 +123,13 @@ Configure OMP to use `tinty-current` where required.
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The `apply-apps` flow writes `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/conjure/theme.json`, falling back to `~/.config/conjure/theme.json` when `XDG_CONFIG_HOME` is unset, empty, or relative. The generated JSON contains seven opaque colors: `background`, `text`, `secondaryText`, `accent`, `glow`, `keyBackground`, and `error`, using Tinty semantic UI colors with Base16/Base24 or tinted8 palette fallbacks.
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Opt in by adding this to `conjure/config.json` in the same configuration directory:
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Opt in by adding this to `conjure/config.toml` in the same configuration directory:
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```json
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{"theme":"tint"}
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```toml
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theme = "tint"
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```
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The wrapper never changes `config.json`. Optional entries in its `colors` object override generated colors. Conjure reads configuration only at launch: restart Conjure after applying a theme or editing its configuration. The wrapper does not signal, reload, restart, or notify Conjure.
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The wrapper never changes `config.toml`. Optional entries in its `[colors]` table override generated colors. Only the machine-generated `theme.json` uses JSON; edit the TOML configuration instead. Conjure reads configuration only at launch: restart Conjure after applying a theme or editing its configuration. The wrapper does not signal, reload, restart, or notify Conjure.
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## Usage
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