zsh: emacs keybinds and $SKIP_OCF_ZSHRC#222
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- provide an easy way to disable ocf zshrc: sometimes the global zshrc
can conflict with a user's local zshrc, especially if it expects the
bland upstream zsh defaults.
- improve formatting and comments
- add p10k.zsh to zshrc directly
- while adding p10k.zsh to /etc like before allows people to import
it in their zsh config, i dont think we should encourage people to
depend on the layout of /etc to be stable beyond specific
documented ocf config like $SKIP_OCF_ZSHRC.
this is a good nonintrusive default that adds useful keybinds while not interfering with people's muscle memory
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zsh --no-rcbut we should figure out how we can let people do that in a config file (not a regression)