bos-settings: expose npu/rocm/cuda in breadsearch compute backend dropdown

breadsearch v0.2.1+ ships breadmill built with --features full (npu + rocm
+ cuda in one binary via ort's load-dynamic/dlopen mode), so the earlier
CPU-only restriction here no longer applies. Hint explains what each
backend needs and how to confirm it actually took effect, since a failed
GPU EP registration falls back to CPU silently at the ONNX Runtime level.

bos-settings/src/ui/views/breadsearch.rs

@@ -34,22 +34,27 @@ pub fn build() -> GBox {
     ));
 
     c.append(&w::section("Model"));
-    // breadmill supports npu/rocm backends in its own codebase, but the
-    // prebuilt binary bakery actually ships is CPU-only (no --features
-    // npu/rocm in its release build) — offering them here would just be a
-    // dropdown option that silently falls back to cpu. Re-add once a build
-    // with those features is published.
+    // breadsearch v0.2.1+ publishes breadmill built with --features full
+    // (npu + rocm + cuda all in one binary, ort load-dynamic/dlopen — no
+    // separate build needed per backend). Selecting a GPU/NPU backend here
+    // only takes effect if the matching ONNX Runtime is actually present on
+    // this machine; breadmill logs which EP really registered at startup.
     c.append(&w::dropdown_row(
         "Compute backend",
         &doc,
         &["model", "backend"],
-        &["cpu"],
+        &["cpu", "npu", "rocm", "cuda"],
         "cpu",
     ));
     c.append(&w::hint(
-        "The bakery-published breadmill is CPU-only for now. NPU (AMD Ryzen \
-         AI) and ROCm backends exist in breadmill's own code but need a \
-         separately-built binary with those features enabled.",
+        "npu = AMD Ryzen AI (XDNA), rocm = AMD GPU (via MIGraphX), cuda = \
+         NVIDIA GPU. Each needs the matching ONNX Runtime installed and \
+         visible to breadmill (system package, or ORT_DYLIB_PATH) — check \
+         `journalctl --user -u breadmill` after restarting for a \
+         \"Successfully registered\" line confirming it actually took. \
+         ROCm additionally needs ORT_MIGRAPHX_MODEL_CACHE_PATH set (bakery's \
+         breadmill.service sets this by default) or the first query after \
+         each backend/model change costs a one-time ~1-2 minute GPU compile.",
     ));
 
     c.append(&w::section("Index"));

iso/airootfs/etc/skel/.cache/wal/wal

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+/usr/share/backgrounds/bos/bread-background.png

iso/airootfs/etc/skel/.config/hypr/hyprland.lua

@@ -212,12 +212,18 @@ hl.on("hyprland.start", function()
         -- rather than an exec-once here.
         "/usr/lib/polkit-gnome/polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1",
         "awww-daemon",
-        -- Set the default wallpaper once the daemon is up (retry until
-        -- ready) via `breadpaper set`, not raw `awww img` — breadpaper also
-        -- generates the pywal palette and reloads bread-theme, and records
-        -- the path so `breadpaper get` (and its bos-settings panel) show
-        -- the real default instead of "No wallpaper set" on a fresh install.
-        [[bash -c 'until breadpaper set /usr/share/backgrounds/bos/bread-background.png 2>/dev/null; do sleep 0.3; done']],
+        -- Set the default wallpaper once the daemon is up (retry until ready).
+        -- Raw `awww img`, NOT `breadpaper set` — breadpaper set also runs real
+        -- pywal against the image, which would clobber the curated black-base
+        -- colors.json baked into skel (.cache/wal/colors.json: #0c0c0c bg,
+        -- bread-toned browns reserved for accent slots only) with colors
+        -- actually extracted from bread-background.png — which is an all-beige
+        -- photo, so every bread-theme app (breadbar included) turns brown.
+        -- `breadpaper get` still works on a fresh install without ever running
+        -- pywal: .cache/wal/wal (pywal's own "last image" marker, which is all
+        -- breadpaper reads) is baked into skel too, right beside colors.json.
+        -- pywal only runs for real once the user picks a wallpaper themselves.
+        [[bash -c 'until awww img /usr/share/backgrounds/bos/bread-background.png 2>/dev/null; do sleep 0.3; done']],
         -- breadd runs as a systemd user service (~/.config/systemd/user/breadd.service,
         -- enabled in skel). It autostarts at login but before Hyprland exists, so
         -- push the compositor's Wayland env into the user manager and restart breadd