feat: add sleep_monitor command with wake-on-input#893
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I think the code for disabling monitor can be reused. Just need a option |
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Closes #780.
Adds a sleep_monitor command that turns off a specific monitor and
automatically re-enables it on the next keypress or mouse movement.
Unlike disable_monitor, no explicit enable_monitor call is needed — the
monitor wakes itself on any input event.
Usage:
sleep_monitor,eDP-1
Implementation:
to re-enable any flagged monitors on the next real input event