perf(manager): batch package lookup and add persistent operation logging#3
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pacman -Qqcalls with a singleget_installed_packages_set()call ininstall_profileandremove_profile, reducing subprocess overhead when handling profiles with multiple packages.~/.local/share/parch-driver-manager/operations.logso install/remove actions are recorded with timestamps for easier debugging and auditing.Why
Previously, each package in a profile triggered a separate
pacman -Qqsubprocess call. With the new approach, all installed packages are fetched once per operation.Logging helps users and maintainers trace what driver changes were made and when, without relying solely on the in-app log view.