At least a step in that direction. Have Systemd create the Podman
user socket and the service that listens.

Replace the *-daily scripts with a nicer update script with tab
completion.

- Move npmrc to ~/.config/. It makes sense to me and keep ~ cleaner.
- Change it to a template to have the Font Awesome auth token.

Use the persistent host with the elastic IP.

- Source the .envrc.private file (if it exists).
- Ignore sourced files that aren't in the input (everytime with
  pre-commit).

- Add the APM instance.
- Add all of the hosts (I know of) that need the jump host.

With the Vim filetype set correctly, Vim does it automatically.

- Skeleton SSH config (I have a feeling I'm going to populate it soon).
- Add the repositories sub-directory to CDPATH.

- Fix usage message.
- Better not_in_toolbox function and usage. The function now checks if
  in a Toolbox container and fails accordingly. All of the usage cases
were like that so now calling the function is a little cleaner.
- Fixup for the last commit. If the Toolbox container was just created,
  it's not running and then `podman exec` fails. Running a simple
`toolbox run true` fixes this.

Updating rcfiles triggers the Git hook which in turn runs Make to update
configuration files which runs Passhole. If not interactive (and not
TTY), Passhole falls back to using Zenity which I don't include in the
Workbench image (it pulls in a lot of X and Gnome dependencies and I
feel like it's the wrong tool for this situation). Instead, I would
prefer to have Passhole ask for password as usual, so interactive (and
TTY) it is.

Add a bunch of Python hooks and update the existing hooks.

- Depend on the Makefile itself for some targets, when needed.
- Update pythonrc.
- Use a single target for the different templates.

There was a hook before, but it was restricted just to Pipfile. Now scan
all of them.

`skip_dotenv` was replaced `load_dotenv` in the latest release of
direnv.

Because some of the files have characters that the shell interpets. The
downside is that now the Makefile is not portable but it's GNU specific.

Keybase seems to be unmaintained. I no longer use. The packages are not
easily buildable.