[FEATURE] Option to exclude AUR packages from system updates

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Desde el 30/8/2026.

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enhancement
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

On existing ML4W installations where an AUR helper such as yay or paru is still installed, the ML4W system updater also includes AUR packages when performing system updates.

I prefer to update official Arch/CachyOS repository packages first and handle AUR packages separately, so I can review PKGBUILD changes before installing them.

I understand that new ML4W OS installations no longer install AUR packages or AUR helpers by default, so this mainly concerns existing/upgraded installations.

Describe the solution you'd like

It would be useful to have an optional setting in ML4W to exclude AUR packages from the system update process.

For example:
Include AUR packages in system updates: On / Off

When disabled:
The update indicator could still show all available updates (official repositories + AUR).
The ML4W system updater would install only official repository packages.
AUR packages would be left for the user to update manually with yay or paru.

The current behavior could remain the default, so this would simply provide an alternative workflow for users who prefer to manage AUR updates separately.

Describe alternatives you've considered

A local modification of ml4w-install-system-updates would be possible, but this would need to be maintained or reapplied after ML4W updates. An official setting would therefore be a cleaner solution.

Additional context

This feature request follows a mail to Stephan, who suggested opening a GitHub issue so the implementation status can be tracked here.

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