**What happened**

`omarchy toggle touchpad` (and `omarchy toggle touchpad off`) fails with `No touchpad device found`, even though a touchpad is present and correctly enumerated by Hyprland.

**What was expected**

The touchpad should be disabled (and the toggle should persist across reloads, per the tool's own design).

**Root cause**

`omarchy-hw-touchpad` detects the touchpad by substring-matching the libinput device name against `touchpad|trackpad` (case-insensitive):

```bash
device=$(hyprctl devices -j | jq -r '[.mice[] | .name | select(test("touchpad|trackpad"; "i"))] | first // empty')
```

On this hardware the touchpad reports its libinput name as the Synaptics chip model, `synaptics-tm3053-004` — it contains neither substring, so detection silently returns empty and the toggle tool exits with "No touchpad device found."

`hyprctl devices` correctly lists it as a distinct mouse-type device alongside the TrackPoint:

```
mice:
  synaptics-tm3053-004     <- the touchpad; name doesn't match the pattern
  tpps/2-ibm-trackpoint    <- TrackPoint, correctly not matched
```

Since `omarchy-hw-touchpad` is also used by `omarchy-toggle-input-device`'s `enable()` path (via `require_device`), this affects both disabling *and* re-enabling through the toggle command once a workaround disable has been applied by other means.

**Steps to reproduce**

1. On a laptop whose touchpad's libinput device name doesn't contain "touchpad" or "trackpad" (e.g. reports as a bare chip/model string like `synaptics-tm3053-004`)
2. Run `omarchy toggle touchpad off`
3. Observe: `No touchpad device found` on stderr, exit 1 — nothing is disabled

**Suggested fix**

Name-substring matching is inherently fragile for this. A more robust detection would use libinput/udev's own touchpad classification instead of guessing from the device name — e.g. checking `ID_INPUT_TOUCHPAD=1` via udev properties for the corresponding input device, or using `hyprctl devices -j`'s device `type` info if/when Hyprland exposes one, rather than pattern-matching free-text names that vary by vendor/chip.

**System details**

- Omarchy version: 4.0.1-1
- Hardware: Lenovo ThinkPad T450s
- Touchpad libinput name: `synaptics-tm3053-004`

**Workaround in use**

Manually applying the same primitive the toggle tool would have used, directly in `~/.config/hypr/input.lua` so it's re-applied on every reload:

```lua
hl.device({ name = "synaptics-tm3053-004", enabled = false })
```