Clarify default behavior in Cachyos/Scripts/Fix.sh

[Ven0m0]

Updated Cachyos/Scripts/Fix.sh to clarify that running the script without arguments executes keys, GPG, Flatpak, and PAM fixes. Updated the usage text to match this behavior and removed developer comments questioning the intent.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request improves the Cachyos/Scripts/Fix.sh script by enhancing its documentation regarding default behavior. It ensures that users are explicitly informed about the specific set of fixes (keys, GPG, Flatpak, and PAM) that are automatically performed when the script is executed without any command-line arguments, thereby increasing clarity and user understanding.

Highlights

• Default Behavior Clarification: The default execution behavior of Cachyos/Scripts/Fix.sh when no arguments are provided has been explicitly clarified.
• Updated Usage Message: The script's usage message now clearly states that running it without arguments will execute Keys, GPG, Flatpak, and PAM fixes.
• Code Cleanup: Internal developer comments questioning the script's default intent have been removed, streamlining the code.

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Pull request overview

This PR improves the clarity of the Fix.sh script by documenting the default behavior and removing uncertain developer comments. The changes ensure the usage documentation accurately reflects what the script does when run without arguments.

Changes:

• Removed "(default)" annotation from the --keys option to avoid confusion with the actual default behavior
• Added explicit documentation stating the default behavior runs Keys, GPG, Flatpak, and PAM fixes
• Removed developer comments that questioned the script's intent

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request correctly clarifies the default behavior of the Fix.sh script by updating the usage message and removing ambiguous comments. The changes are a good improvement for usability. I have one suggestion to make the usage text even clearer and more maintainable by referencing the specific command-line options that constitute the default action.

[gemini-code-assist]

For improved clarity and maintainability, it would be beneficial to explicitly mention the command-line options that are executed by default. This makes the connection between the default behavior and the available flags more direct for the user and easier to keep in sync if the default options change.

Suggested change

	Default behavior (no arguments) runs: Keys, GPG, Flatpak, and PAM fixes.
	Default behavior (no arguments) is equivalent to running the '--keys', '--gpg', '--flatpak', and '--pam' options.