docs(power): reclaim the sleep docs from the sold box; fix AGENTS.md machine facts

The sleep/wake saga (Alienware-M16a2 research + Sleep-Fix-Guide) framed a
machine sold on 2026-09-28 as 'this system' — the 2026-09-28 identifier
purge missed both because they name no hostname. blankpad probed live:
Lenovo, AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 5650U / Cezanne, unified memory, s2idle only,
no NVIDIA, no ~/GitPackages/llama.cpp.

- research/Sleep-Fix-Guide.md -> .AGENTTRASH (verbatim restatement of the
  research doc's fix steps; PowerCluster overlap census)
- Alienware doc: archive banner, 'this system' -> retired dankware
- linux-power-management.md: scope note (blankpad s2idle-only; NVIDIA
  section is dankware/future-NVIDIA territory), boilerplate AGENTS.md
  cross-ref dropped
- cachyos.md: de-pinned rolling-release kernel versions (7.1.4 doc vs
  7.2.9 live), repo list confirmed verbatim against pacman.conf, SDDM
  confirmed live, verified: 2026-10-19
- AGENTS.md: dev-workstation row rewritten for blankpad; Gitea gotcha
  corrected — remote URLs carry NO token (credential-store file, verified)

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timestamp: 2026-08-06
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Comprehensive guide to sleep/wake configuration and diagnostics on Linux systems. Covers systemd sleep, kernel states, NVIDIA GPU power management, and diagnostic tools.
General sleep/wake configuration and diagnostics for Linux systems: systemd sleep, kernel states, NVIDIA GPU power management, wake sources, and diagnostic tools. Fleet scope: the dev workstation `blankpad` is an AMD Cezanne APU exposing **s2idle only** (`/sys/power/mem_sleep` shows no `deep`); the NVIDIA section applied to the retired **dankware** Alienware m16 R2 (see [Sleep/Wake Research](../research/index.md)) and to any future NVIDIA box.
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journalctl -b -0 | grep -iE 'error|fail|nvidia' | tail -20
```
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## Cross-References
- The [AGENTS.md Format](../core/agents-md-format.md) defines the system-level instruction contract that governs how agent sessions configure these systems.