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apply.sh now stows dotfiles early — right after the apt/shim steps — so a failure in any later step (installers, docker, chsh, repo clones) can no longer leave a machine with tools installed but no shell config linked (the "y: command not found" / bare-prompt state after a partial first run).
Repo clones (fzf-git, tpm, powerlevel10k) are non-fatal: a network flake prints a warning and the run completes, exiting 1 with a retry hint instead of aborting mid-run.
Added
README Troubleshooting section covering the partial-run symptom signature and the doctor.sh → apply.sh --fresh recovery path.
Static guard checks enforcing stow's position in apply.sh and the non-fatal clone helper.