Fix missing Ubuntu keyboard and system icons - #29
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What changed
ubuntu/fix-keyboard-icons.shubuntu/apply.shRoot cause
The Outrun applicator assigned Hack Nerd Font to the whole GNOME interface and explicitly forced it on the Shell panel. That is too broad: keyboard shortcuts, input indicators, and other system glyphs depend on GNOME's normal font and icon fallbacks. The accent icon variant can also have incomplete coverage compared with base Yaru/Adwaita.
Validation
bash -n ubuntu/fix-keyboard-icons.shmaster; only the Ubuntu repair script, wrapper, and documentation changedApply to an existing desktop
bash ~/.dotfiles/ubuntu/fix-keyboard-icons.shLog out and back in afterward so GNOME Shell reloads the corrected stylesheet and font settings.