fix: ensure toggle-gnome-extensions uses system gsettings#1241
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If `gsettings` has been installed via brew (e.g. as a dependency) then the brew-installed `gsettings` will come first on the user's `PATH`, so we need to specify the absolute path to ensure the right `gsettings` is called.
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gsettingshas been installed via brew (e.g. as a dependency) then the brew-installedgsettingswill come first on the user'sPATH, so we need to specify the absolute path to ensure the rightgsettingsis called.