Sleep inhibitor blocks manual suspend/hibernate, not just automatic idle sleep

Describe the bug

Claude Code registers a systemd sleep inhibitor with What=sleep:idle and Mode=block. This prevents all suspend/hibernate actions, including manual ones triggered by the user (e.g. from the KDE power menu or systemctl suspend).

The intended behavior is presumably to prevent automatic idle-based sleep during an active session, but the current implementation also blocks explicit user-initiated suspend/hibernate.

To reproduce

1. Start a Claude Code session
2. Run: systemd-inhibit --list
3. Observe: Claude Code ... sleep:idle ... Active coding session ... block
4. Try to suspend or hibernate via the DE power menu or systemctl suspend
5. Nothing happens — the inhibitor silently blocks it

Expected behavior

Either:

• Inhibit only idle (not sleep), so manual suspend/hibernate still works, OR
• Use Mode=delay instead of Mode=block for the sleep part of the inhibitor

Environment

• OS: Debian-based Linux, kernel 6.19.0
• DE: KDE Plasma 6 (Wayland)

Workaround

systemctl suspend -i    # ignore inhibitors flag
systemctl hibernate -i