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feat(chrome): NVIDIA Wayland GPU acceleration for Chrome 148

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Replace obsolete WebGPU flags with state-of-the-art NVIDIA VA-API
hardware decode config for Chrome 148 on Wayland/Hyprland.

- Disable seccomp sandbox to fix NVIDIA GBM "Permission denied" error
- Disable VulkanFromANGLE/DefaultANGLEVulkan (incompatible with Wayland)
- Force ANGLE->OpenGL backend to avoid Vulkan/Wayland conflicts
- Enable modern VA-API flags: VaapiOnNvidiaGPUs, AcceleratedVideoDecodeLinux*
- Add gnome-libsecret password store for gnome-keyring integration
- Install libva-utils and libva-nvidia-driver packages
- Update driver version to 580.159.03 in hardware inventory

WebGPU remains hardware accelerated via ANGLE+OpenGL. Chrome verified
working with full video decode acceleration (H.264, VP9, HEVC) via NVDEC.
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|-------|-------|
| Model | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti |
| VRAM | 4096 MiB |
| Driver | 575.64.05 (migrating to 595.71.05 — see [ADR 0002](../adr/0002-kernel-and-nvidia-strategy.md)) |
| Driver | 580.159.03 (Wayland-compatible mainline — NVIDIA VA-API for Chrome H.264/HEVC/VP9 decode via libva-nvidia-driver) |
| GPU Temp (idle) | 47°C |
| PCI Address | 08:00.0 |