feat: added niri window focus detection support#53
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docs: fixed test status for niri fix: fixed readme linting
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This pull request adds support for detecting the active window on the Niri Wayland compositor. It updates both the documentation and the codebase to handle Niri specifically, allowing the application to identify the focused window when running under Niri.
Support for Niri compositor:
getNiriActiveWindowIdinsrc/focus.tsto fetch the active window ID using theniri msg --json focused-windowcommand, and updatedgetLinuxWaylandActiveWindowIdto check for theNIRI_SOCKETenvironment variable and use this function when present.README.mdto document support for Niri, specifying the requirements and marking it as tested