Big issue with emacsclient when launching alternate editor with eval
instructions: it considers the --eval Lisp code a file name, which it
opens as a buffer. Instead, use -a "" which launches Emacs with
daemon on if no daemon is running.
Also, instead of using a SystemD service for Emacs, let's just manage
it via emacsclient. Less dependence on it then.
~ made emacsclient calls with no alternate editors in
eselect (confidence in server)
~ made notmuch option on eselect actually work properly
~ adjusted icons in status scripts
In hindsight, what other daemon am I going to be using for Emacs?
It's not like I'll be starting two different servers! Even if I was,
Emacs has the ability to assign a new unique name for the server
depending on if another server is already running. Also, having a
name for the main server makes it harder for other services (such as
notmuch-mua.service) to find your Emacs instance.
