fix(remote-dev): install basedpyright outside Mason

Mason's pypi distribution of basedpyright pulls nodejs-wheel-binaries
which only ships manylinux_2_28 Linux wheels. uv's python-build-
standalone interpreter is tagged manylinux2014 (glibc 2.17 for max
portability) and rejects those wheels; pip then falls back to building
Node 24 from source, which fails on Ubuntu 20.04's gcc 9.4 (needs
gcc >=10 for -std=gnu++20).

Provide basedpyright via the system package manager instead:
- pacman on Arch (added to meta/base.txt)
- pkgs.basedpyright on the VM (added to remote-dev/home.nix)

Drop it from mason-tool-installer's ensure_installed; lspconfig picks
it up from PATH. Document the exception in remote-dev/README.md.

2 files changed, 21 insertions, 11 deletions

diff --git a/remote-dev/README.md b/remote-dev/README.md
index 00640b5..2e92509 100644
--- a/remote-dev/README.md
+++ b/remote-dev/README.md
@@ -135,18 +135,24 @@ git log --show-signature -1
   from GitHub on first start. Mason will also fetch LSP servers using
   `nodejs`/`uv` from this profile.
 - **Mason pip installs need a managed `python3.11`**: a handful of Mason
-  packages (basedpyright, autotools-language-server, codespell, mdformat,
+  packages (autotools-language-server, codespell, mdformat,
   nginx-language-server, systemdlint, yamllint) install themselves into
-  per-pkg venvs via pip. Ubuntu 20.04's `/usr/bin/python3` is 3.8 (too
-  old; also `basedpyright` pulls `nodejs-wheel-binaries` whose only
-  Linux wheels are manylinux — rejected by Nix's python, which forces a
-  source build that needs gcc 12+). `bootstrap.sh` runs `uv python
-install 3.11` (uv is in the nix profile) and symlinks the resulting
-  binary to `~/.local/bin/python3.11`. It's a portable manylinux-aware
-  CPython, and the versioned name leaves `/usr/bin/python3` untouched.
-  On an existing VM run `uv python install 3.11 && ln -sf "$(uv python
-find 3.11)" ~/.local/bin/python3.11` once, then `:MasonToolsInstall`
-  (or `:MasonInstallAll`) in nvim.
+  per-pkg venvs via pip. Ubuntu 20.04's `/usr/bin/python3` is 3.8 — too
+  old. `bootstrap.sh` runs `uv python install 3.11` (uv is in the nix
+  profile) and symlinks the resulting binary to
+  `~/.local/bin/python3.11`. The versioned name leaves
+  `/usr/bin/python3` untouched. On an existing VM run
+  `uv python install 3.11 && ln -sf "$(uv python find 3.11)" ~/.local/bin/python3.11`
+  once, then `:MasonToolsInstall` (or `:MasonInstallAll`) in nvim.
+- **`basedpyright` is provided by nix, not Mason**: its pypi distro
+  pulls `nodejs-wheel-binaries`, which ships only `manylinux_2_28`
+  Linux wheels. Neither Nix's python nor uv's standalone
+  (`manylinux2014`-tagged) accepts those, so pip falls back to
+  compiling Node 24 from source — which fails on Ubuntu 20.04's
+  gcc 9.4 (needs gcc ≥10 for `-std=gnu++20`). `home.nix` adds
+  `pkgs.basedpyright`; the matching AUR package (`basedpyright-bin`)
+  is in `meta/base.txt` for Arch. `mason-tool-installer` no longer tries
+  to install it (see `dot_config/nvim/lua/plugins/lsp.lua`).
 - **Ubuntu apt collisions**: Nix-installed binaries appear first in
   PATH. The leaf-tools policy above exists precisely to keep this
   shadowing contained to harmless tools.
diff --git a/remote-dev/home.nix b/remote-dev/home.nix
index 1a1b98f..cdb5890 100644
--- a/remote-dev/home.nix
+++ b/remote-dev/home.nix
@@ -85,6 +85,10 @@ in
     nodejs_24 # Mason npm LSPs + copilot-language-server (needs Node 24, see ai.lua)
     uv        # Mason python LSPs in isolated venvs; brings `uv`/`uvx` only
     jre       # for Mason's groovy-language-server (headless Java runtime)
+    basedpyright # see lsp.lua: Mason's pypi distro can't install on Ubuntu 20.04
+                 # (nodejs-wheel-binaries has only manylinux_2_28 wheels which
+                 # uv's python rejects since it's manylinux2014; source build
+                 # of Node 24 needs gcc >=10 and host gcc is 9.4)
 
     # NB: python3.11 for Mason is NOT installed here — see bootstrap.sh
     # step 4. Nix's python disables manylinux wheel support by design