New settings to linux and macOS

[tcelestino]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly refactors the dotfiles repository by introducing separate, OS-specific installation scripts for Linux and macOS. It also enhances documentation by listing common applications and development tools used on each platform, and refines existing Git and Zsh configurations for better usability and consistency across environments.

Highlights

• OS-Specific Installation Scripts: Introduced dedicated install scripts for Linux and macOS, streamlining the setup process for each operating system. The Linux script is comprehensive, handling zsh, oh-my-zsh, Homebrew, Deno, Git, Zsh settings, Homebrew packages (via Brewfile), NPM, and fonts, with interactive prompts. The macOS script is currently a stub with helper functions.
• Enhanced Documentation for Apps and Tools: Added new markdown files (docs/dev-tools.md, docs/linux-apps.md, docs/macos-apps.md) to comprehensively list development tools, Linux-specific applications, and macOS-specific applications, including a detailed list of Raycast extensions.
• Refined Git Configuration: Updated .gitconfig to include a new commit message template (.git-commit-template), set core.editor to $EDITOR, enable push.autoSetupRemote, and standardize branch names in aliases (e.g., dev to develop).
• Updated Zsh Configuration and Aliases: Introduced a new Linux-specific .zshrc with detailed environment variables and updated aliases for consistency and modern commands (e.g., python -m SimpleHTTPServer to python3 -m http.server). A new workFolder function was added to custom-functions.plugin.zsh for easier navigation to common work directories.
• Terminal Configuration Changes: Added a new Ghostty terminal configuration for macOS (macos/.ghostty-config) and removed the old iTerm2 Dracula theme file (iterm2/Dracula.itermcolors), indicating a shift in preferred terminal setup.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the dotfiles repository by separating configurations for Linux and macOS, which is a great improvement for maintainability. The changes include updated documentation, new installation scripts for each OS, and refined configurations.

My review focuses on ensuring the new installation scripts are correct and robust. I've found several critical issues in the linux/install script related to incorrect file paths that will cause the installation to fail. The macos/install script appears to be incomplete. Additionally, there are a few other high-severity issues in the configuration files that could lead to errors, and some medium-severity issues in the documentation.

Please review the detailed comments for specific suggestions on how to fix these issues.