### System details

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 8 (20UAS1H108), Intel Core i7-10610U, Intel UHD Graphics (Comet Lake GT2), Omarchy 4.0.0-1, quickshell-git 0.3.0.r20.g28771c7-1. Timezone Europe/Zagreb. `timedatectl` reports the system clock synchronized with NTP active — the lag is the bar label, not the system clock.

### What's wrong?

After suspend, or after closing and opening the lid, the bar clock keeps showing the time from before sleep. It only catches up to the real minute after a delay of up to about 30 seconds (the remainder of the minute timer that was already armed, so the worst case is just under a minute).

**Expected:** the clock shows the current local time as soon as the session is usable again.

**Steps:**

1. Note the bar clock (default format `dddd HH:mm`, `omarchy.clock`).
2. Suspend, or close the lid long enough for the minute to change, then resume / open the lid.
3. Compare the bar with `date`. The bar is still on the pre-suspend minute; `date` is already correct.
4. Wait. The bar jumps forward on its own, without a shell restart, once the timer that was scheduled before sleep fires.

**Cause:** `omarchy.clock` displays `SystemClock` at minute precision and only updates `displayDate` from `onDateChanged`:

```qml
SystemClock {
  id: clock
  precision: SystemClock.Minutes
  onDateChanged: root.displayDate = date
}
```

`plugins/panels/clock/BarWidget.qml`. Quickshell's `SystemClock::schedule()` arms a one-shot `QTimer` for the delay until the next minute (`src/core/clock.cpp`). That timer uses `CLOCK_MONOTONIC`, which does not advance during suspend, so after resume the leftover delay (0–60s) still has to elapse before `dateChanged` fires. The widget already has `refresh()` (`displayDate = new Date()`), but nothing calls it on wake.

Same class of bug the lock screen already guards against: a countdown frozen by suspend fires only after the monotonic remainder elapses (`plugins/lock/Service.qml`).

Upstream, still open: https://github.com/quickshell-mirror/quickshell/issues/559

A resume hook (logind `PrepareForSleep` → false, or the existing wake path) that calls the clock `refresh()` would show the right minute immediately, without waiting on the Quickshell timer.