#34 Introduce asahi overlay #35
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For consistency, let's introduce a package for peripheral-firmware. Once all our m1-support components have a package, we can simplify future dev work incorporating edge kernel and GPU support.
Now that we have an "asahi" overlay including definitions for all of our packages, let's use it for both `nixos-m1` (installer ISO etc) and within `m1-support`. In the latter case, all `pkgs` args are presumed to now have the overlay applied, so packages can cross-reference each other. Finally, because of `override` and lazy eval, in no way will this impede custom configuration of any package going forward. This may be obvious to nix veterans, but it wasn't to me until it was. :)
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