fix: use --disable-gpu in Obsidian user-flags.conf - #8700
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Corrects Obsidian’s Chromium flag syntax so CLI commands are parsed properly without changing GPU behavior.
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- Replaces
-disable-gpuwith--disable-gpu.
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Fixes #8538
Obsidian's CLI dispatcher treats any non-
--token as a command name, so the shipped-disable-gpuinconfig/obsidian/user-flags.confbreaksobsidian --versionwhen CLI is enabled. Chromium itself accepts both-and--; this does not change GPU behaviour.Based on
quattro(4.x). Replaces #8563 which was accidentally opened from master.