Package install requires yq/jq/uv but they're installed as regular packages (bootstrap ordering)

[jdevera]

Found during the fresh-macOS install documented in #20.

Problem

The "install packages" step fails on a fresh machine:

✓  Step 2: did  install formulae and casks
✗ Error: commands not found: yq
chezmoi: .chezmoiscripts/035-install-packages.sh: exit status 1

yq (and jq) are needed by the package installer, but they're listed as ordinary packages, so they aren't guaranteed to exist when the installer runs.

Root cause

home/.chezmoitemplates/install_packages.sh.tmpl asserts the tools up front for the uv branch:

dot::assert_has_commands uv jq yq

and uses yq/jq to dedupe already-installed uv tools. Any run that has uv-based packages will fail unless yq/jq/uv already exist.

Workaround used

Moving jq and yq into install_tools (which runs at 030, before packages at 035) got the run to completion.

Danger / open question

I'm not 100% sure the simple "move them to install_tools" fix is correct — there's a possible chicken-and-egg: the tools-install step uses the same install_packages.sh.tmpl, so we need to be sure the bootstrap tools (eget, uv, and now jq/yq) can themselves be installed without depending on yq/jq being present first (i.e. the tools list must resolve purely via brew/eget, never the uv branch that triggers the assert). Worth confirming before committing.

(The local working-tree change that added jq/yq to install_tools has been reverted so this issue can drive the proper fix.)