**Title:** Bar: hovering the center section slides neighbouring widgets under a stationary pointer

**Environment**
- Omarchy 4.0.0.alpha
- omarchy-shell (Quickshell 0.3.1)
- Hyprland 0.56.2
- Bar position: top

**Summary**

Moving the pointer into the center of the bar triggers a visible layout shift: `omarchy.indicators` expands from width 0 to full width, which pushes the neighbouring center widgets (clock, weather, custom widgets…) sideways — under a pointer that hasn't moved. Small pointer movements near that zone re-trigger the collapse/expand, so the widgets oscillate and the pointer effectively "loses" whatever it was aimed at. It reads as the widgets tugging at the cursor and makes it hard to click a specific center widget.

The shell source already acknowledges this in `plugins/bar/Bar.qml`:

> `// Revealing the indicators widens their section, which can slide a neighbour`
> `// under a stationary pointer. Collapsing on that un-hover would move it back`

There's a damping timer (`centerSectionRevealTimer`) that softens it, but the underlying behaviour — hovering the center reflows the center — remains.

**Steps to reproduce**

1. Put at least one widget in the `center` section next to `omarchy.indicators` (e.g. the default `omarchy.clock`).
2. Have one or more indicators currently *inactive* (so the reveal has something to reveal).
3. Slowly move the pointer horizontally across the center of the bar and try to land on the clock (or another center widget).

**Expected**

The center widgets stay put. Hovering reveals indicator detail without moving anything the pointer is aimed at.

**Actual**

`omarchy.indicators` expands, the center section widens, and the clock/other widgets slide under the pointer. Near the reveal threshold, tiny movements toggle it and the widgets jitter.

**Contributing factor (secondary)**

With the bar at the top, the pointer can also sit exactly at `y=0`, on the boundary between a widget's hit area and the bare screen edge, so the cursor shape flickers between `PointingHandCursor` and `ArrowCursor`. The two shapes have different hotspots, so the rendered glyph visibly jumps. This compounds the perceived jitter but is independent of the reveal. (Worked around locally with Hyprland `cursor:hotspot_padding = 1`; might be worth the bar widgets extending their hit area to `y=0`, or the shell setting a small top inset.)

**Suggestions**

- Make `alwaysShow: true` the default for `omarchy.indicators` (no hidden UI, no reflow). Or,
- Reserve the collapsed/expanded width difference so revealing doesn't change layout — animate opacity/detail in place, not width. Or,
- Reveal the inactive indicators as an overlay/popover that grows away from the bar rather than pushing in-line neighbours.

**Local workaround**

`{ "id": "omarchy.indicators", "alwaysShow": true }` in `shell.json` removes the center reflow entirely.