Added invokable paths for role categories

roles/categories.yml

@@ -3,42 +3,52 @@ roles:
     title: "Core & System"
     description: "Fundamental system configuration"
     icon: "fas fa-cogs"
+    invokable: false
   drv:
     title: "Drivers"
     description: "Roles for installing and configuring hardware drivers—covering printers, graphics, input devices, and other peripheral support."
     icon: "fas fa-microchip"
+    invokable: true
   gen:
     title: "Generic"
     description: "Helper roles & installers (git, locales, timer, etc.)"
     icon: "fas fa-wrench"
+    invokable: false
   desk:
     title: "Desktop"
     description: "Desktop environment roles & apps (GNOME, browser, LibreOffice, etc.)"
     icon: "fas fa-desktop"
+    invokable: true
   util:
     title: "Utilities"
     description: "General-purpose utility roles for both desktop and server environments—providing helper functions, customizations, and optimizations for applications, workflows, and infrastructure."
     icon: "fas fa-tools"
+    invokable: false
     desk:
       title: "Desktop Utilities"
       description: "Utility roles for configuring and optimizing desktop applications and workflows—covering browsers, design tools, development environments, office suites, and gaming setups."
       icon: "fas fa-tools"
+      invokable: true
     srv:
       title: "Server Utilities"
       description: "Utility roles for server-side configuration and management—covering corporate identity provisioning, network helpers, and other service-oriented toolkits."
       icon: "fas fa-cogs"
+      invokable: true
   srv:
     title: "Server"
     description: "General server roles for provisioning and managing server infrastructure—covering web servers, proxy servers, network services, and other backend components."
     icon: "fas fa-server"
+    invokable: false
     web:
       title: "Webserver"
       description: "Web-server roles for installing and configuring Nginx (core, TLS, injection filters, composer modules)."
       icon: "fas fa-server"
+      invokable: false
     proxy:
       title: "Proxy Server"
       description: "Proxy-server roles for virtual-host orchestration and reverse-proxy setups."
       icon: "fas fa-project-diagram"
+      invokable: false
   web:
     title: "Web Infrastructure"
     description: "Roles for managing web infrastructure—covering static content services and deployable web applications."
@@ -47,42 +57,49 @@ roles:
       title: "Services"
       description: "Static content servers (assets, HTML, legal, files)"
       icon: "fas fa-file"
+      invokable: true
     app:
       title: "Applications"
       description: "Deployable web applications (GitLab, Nextcloud, Mastodon, etc.)"
       icon: "fas fa-docker"
+      invokable: true
   net:
     title: "Network"
     description: "Network setup (DNS, Let's Encrypt HTTP, WireGuard, etc.)"
     icon: "fas fa-globe"
+    invokable: true
   svc:
     title: "Services"
     description: "Docker infrastructure services (DBMS, LDAP, Redis, etc.)"
     icon: "fas fa-database"
+    invokable: true
   mon:
     title: "Monitoring"
     description: "Roles for system monitoring and health checks—encompassing bot-style automated checks and core low-level monitors for logs, containers, disk usage, and more."
     icon: "fas fa-chart-area"
-
+    invokable: false
   alert:
     title: "Alerting"
     description: "Notification handlers for system events"
     icon: "fas fa-bell"
+    invokable: false
   maint:
     title: "Maintenance & Healing"
     description: "Periodic maintenance & auto-recovery"
     icon: "fas fa-tools"
+    invokable: true
   bkp:
     title: "Backup & Restore"
     description: "Backup strategies & restore procedures"
     icon: "fas fa-hdd"
-    
+    invokable: false
   update:
     title: "Updates & Package Management"
     description: "OS & package updates"
     icon: "fas fa-sync"
-
+    invokable: true
   user:
     title: "Users & Access"
     description: "User accounts & access control"
     icon: "fas fa-users"
+    invokable: false