zsh: detect eza --hyperlink capability, fix 'cannot take a value' on Debian's older eza

Newer eza (clap) treats --hyperlink as taking an optional value, so the
oh-my-zsh plugin's bare --hyperlink eats the next path arg (la / ->
invalid value '/'). The previous fix glued --hyperlink=always to avoid
that. But Debian ships an older eza where --hyperlink is a pure boolean
that rejects a value, so --hyperlink=always errors with 'Flag
--hyperlink cannot take a value'.

Detect the installed eza's behavior via 'eza --help | grep <WHEN>':
- newer eza: use --hyperlink=always (glued, avoids path-eating)
- older eza: use bare --hyperlink (boolean, doesn't eat tokens so the
  original bug doesn't apply)
Apply the chosen form to every eza alias. Both paths keep hyperlinks on
and paths working.

zsh/zshrc

@@ -132,13 +132,22 @@ zstyle ':completion:*' special-dirs true
 
 source $OHMYZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh
 
-# Re-enable eza hyperlinks safely. The oh-my-zsh eza plugin's bare
-# --hyperlink flag eats the following path argument (eza clap optional-value),
-# so we append the glued --hyperlink=always form to each eza alias instead.
+# Re-enable eza hyperlinks, picking the flag form the installed eza supports.
+# Newer eza: --hyperlink takes an optional value; the oh-my-zsh plugin's bare
+# --hyperlink would eat the following path arg (e.g. `la /` -> invalid value '/'),
+# so we use the glued --hyperlink=always form.
+# Older eza (e.g. Debian's): --hyperlink is a pure boolean and rejects a value,
+# so --hyperlink=always errors; the bare --hyperlink is correct and safe there
+# (boolean flags don't consume the next token, so the path-eating bug doesn't
+# apply).
+_hl_flag="--hyperlink"
+if command -v eza >/dev/null && eza --help 2>&1 | grep -q -- '--hyperlink.*<WHEN>'; then
+  _hl_flag="--hyperlink=always"
+fi
 for _ea in la ldot lD lDD ll ls lsd lsdl lS lT; do
-  (( $+aliases[$_ea] )) && alias "$_ea"="${aliases[$_ea]} --hyperlink=always"
+  (( $+aliases[$_ea] )) && alias "$_ea"="${aliases[$_ea]} $_hl_flag"
 done
-unset _ea
+unset _ea _hl_flag
 
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