Add script to toggle fingerprint as primary sudo authorization #2820
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When fingerprint is setup it is always the "first" option for authorizing a sudo command which is super annoying when the laptop is in clamshell mode and closed far away. So I added this script to toggle it for that situation, because I still need the fingerprint sometimes and want to be able to bring it back easily.
This is especially annoying when using the default super+alt+space menu installer then I had no other option but to open up the laptop and use the fingerprint or just run the pacman/yay command directly in the terminal which defeats the whole purpose of that menu then.