Fix more cursor theme inconsistency in applications running as spot #3124
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Yet another fix is required after #3102 and #3052. This time, the cursor theme runs out of sync after changing the theme.
After clean boot, everything looks fine and the cursor theme is consistent:
But, after the theme is changed, pcur fails to set the cursor theme because the symlinks are missing:
With this PR, pcur creates the symlinks even when it's triggered by ptheme: