all: split reusable components into workspace crates

book/src/features.md

@@ -61,10 +61,7 @@ Commands:
   unlock               Unlocks the compositor
   screenshot           Take a screenshot
   idle                 Inspect/modify the idle (screensaver) settings
-  run-privileged       Run a privileged program
-  run-tagged           Run a program with a connection tag
   seat-test            Tests the events produced by a seat
-  portal               Run the desktop portal
   randr                Inspect/modify graphics card and connector settings
   input                Inspect/modify input settings
   xwayland             Inspect/modify xwayland settings
@@ -101,17 +98,6 @@ runtime.
 
 See [GPUs](configuration/gpu.md) for details.
 
-## Screen Sharing
-
-Jay supports screen sharing via xdg-desktop-portal. Three capture modes are
-available:
-
-- **Window capture** -- share a single window.
-- **Output capture** -- share an entire monitor.
-- **Workspace capture** -- like output capture, but only one workspace is shown.
-
-See [Screen Sharing](screen-sharing.md) for setup instructions.
-
 ## Screen Locking
 
 Jay can automatically lock your screen and disable outputs after inactivity.
@@ -154,20 +140,6 @@ Jay supports running X11 applications seamlessly through Xwayland. See
 Jay supports clipboard managers via the `zwlr_data_control_manager_v1` and
 `ext_data_control_manager_v1` protocols.
 
-## Privilege Separation
-
-Jay splits protocols into unprivileged and privileged protocols. By default,
-applications only have access to unprivileged protocols. This means that tools
-like screen lockers, status bars, and clipboard managers need to be explicitly
-granted access.
-
-Jay provides several ways to grant privileges, from giving a program full
-access to all privileged protocols down to granting individual capabilities to
-specific tagged processes. See
-[Granting Privileges](window-rules.md#granting-privileges) for a detailed
-guide and the [Protocol Support](#protocol-support) section below for the full
-list of protocols and their privilege requirements.
-
 ## Push to Talk
 
 Jay's shortcut system allows you to execute an action when a key is pressed and