In line to support running tik purely from a terminal, we need to make sure that all 'GUI'/dialogue calls are hidden behind the 'd' or other similar functions
There are currently two use cases for not using 'd' in the tik codebase
- the command is 'optional' and/or can successfully exit with a non-zero error code. 'd' assumes that any non-zero error code from zenity is a failure and that the user wishes to exit tik. The therefore needs to be a switch or alternative form of 'd' ('d-opt maybe?) that doesn't assume non-zero error codes are requests to exit tik
- the command and it's output shouldn't be logged. 'd' currently writes what it does to tik.log, but this isn't ideal when being used to display messages including Recovery Keys. There therefore needs to be a switch or alternative form of 'd' ('d-priv' maybe?) that doesn't write to tik.log