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Seems to me that it would make sense for the battery indicator for the Dracula theme to be a bat

I implemented it as an option rather than making it the default

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The changes modify scripts/battery.sh to normalize the battery label by converting "bat" or "Bat" values to a bat emoji (🦇). Additionally, a guard is added to reset the label to an empty string if it evaluates to false, though this overlaps with existing logic.

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Battery label normalization
scripts/battery.sh
Adds conditional logic to convert "bat" or "Bat" labels to 🦇 emoji; introduces redundant guard check resetting label to empty string when false

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bat_label="🦇"
fi

if [ "$bat_label" == false ]; then
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This if statement is identical to the one starting above on line 164. Please remove it

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