## Summary

`omarchy-style-waybar-position` resets `~/.config/waybar/config.jsonc` and `~/.config/waybar/style.css` to Omarchy defaults before changing the Waybar position.

This makes the new Waybar position menu destructive for users with customized Waybar configs.

## Current Behavior

Running one of these:

```bash
omarchy-style-waybar-position top
omarchy-style-waybar-position bottom
omarchy-style-waybar-position left
omarchy-style-waybar-position right
```

or using:

```text
Omarchy menu -> Style -> Waybar -> Top/Bottom/Left/Right
```

calls:

```bash
omarchy-refresh-config waybar/config.jsonc
omarchy-refresh-config waybar/style.css
```

before editing position/height/width/clock format.

That overwrites user Waybar customizations and leaves only timestamped `.bak` files.

## Expected Behavior

Changing Waybar position should not reset unrelated user Waybar customization.

The command should either:

1. edit only the position-related fields in the existing user config, or
2. detect a customized Waybar config and ask before resetting, or
3. provide a separate explicit reset option.

## Why This Matters

Users commonly customize Waybar layout, modules, CSS, scripts, and icons. A position-only action is expected to be non-destructive, but the current implementation replaces both config and style.

## Relevant Code

```bash
# bin/omarchy-style-waybar-position

# Reset config and styles before making adjustments
omarchy-refresh-config waybar/config.jsonc
omarchy-refresh-config waybar/style.css
```

## Suggested Fix

Remove the automatic refresh from `omarchy-style-waybar-position`.

Instead, update only:

```json
"position"
"height"
"width"
```

and optionally the clock format if the default Waybar config shape is detected.

If custom config is detected, avoid changing clock format unless the user explicitly resets Waybar.